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The Cheyenne and Seminole tribes share a history of resilience and adaptation in the face of European colonization and U.S. expansion. Both tribes have rich cultural traditions, including distinct languages, customs, and social structures. They also faced forced relocations and were involved in significant conflicts with the U.S. government, leading to efforts to preserve their identities and ways of life. Additionally, both tribes have established their sovereignty and continue to advocate for their rights and recognition today.
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Why did the Seminoles take in runaways?
The Seminoles welcomed runaway slaves mainly because they shared a common enemy in the English colonists. These slaves would become known as Black Seminoles.
What is the most common name for a Cheyenne Indian girl?
curry
Who will win the gators and Seminoles game?
SEMINOLES will win
Where did the black seminoles live?
The Black Seminoles lived in West Texas
Was Florida purchased from Seminoles?
Yes, the seminoles lived in and bought Flordia.
What are some weapons and tools the seminoles used?
what did seminoles use 2 eat
What tribes land were the Seminoles to be relocated to?
I believe it was the Creeks land they shared with the Seminoles.
What types of houses did the seminoles live in?
The Seminoles lived in winter and summer houses.
The Seminoles lived in what is now the state of?
The Seminoles lived in what is now the state of Florida.
Who was the main seminoles leader during the third seminoles war?
Billy Bowlegs
Are seminoles polygamist?
Seminoles, a Native American tribe primarily located in Florida and Oklahoma, traditionally practiced some forms of polygamy, particularly in the 19th century. However, contemporary Seminole culture, like many others, has largely moved away from polygamous practices. Today, monogamous relationships are more common among Seminoles, reflecting broader societal norms.
Were Seminoles nomadic?
no
