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The Seminole people are not considered nomads in the traditional sense. While they originally migrated to Florida from other regions, they eventually established permanent settlements and developed a distinct culture. The Seminole Nation is known for its agricultural practices and resilience, particularly during conflicts such as the Seminole Wars, which led to their relocation and adaptation to new environments. Today, they maintain a strong cultural identity and a connection to their ancestral lands.

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