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The Seminole people historically accepted individuals from various backgrounds into their families, including runaway enslaved individuals and other Native Americans. This practice was rooted in their values of kinship and community, allowing for the integration of diverse peoples into their social structure. The Seminole often formed alliances and adopted members to strengthen their community and resistance against external pressures.

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