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The Seminoles were forced to migrate to America primarily due to European colonization and the subsequent expansion of the United States. As settlers encroached on their lands in Florida, the U.S. government sought to remove them to make way for agricultural development and settlement. This pressure culminated in a series of conflicts, including the Seminole Wars, leading to their eventual removal and migration. The Indian Removal Act of 1830 further facilitated this displacement, pushing many Native American tribes, including the Seminoles, westward.

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