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The American general who pursued the seminole native Americans into Florida and seized two spanish forts was?
In 1817, during the First Seminole War, it was General Andrew Jackson who, charged by President Monroe with the mission of destroying the Native threat, took to the offense against the Seminoles in the Spanish territory of Florida in a violent and successful manner. Among other victories achieved by his direct command or at his orders, Jackson oversaw the conquest of both Pensacola and Fort Gadsden (in present-day Franklin County, Florida) during this conflict.
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Which southern native American tribes were known as the five civilized tribes?
The "Five Civilized Tribes" are the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw
What American General attacked the Indians in Spanish Florida?
Andrew Jackson.
Where did the Americans defeat General Burgoyne?
Americans defeated Burgoyne at Saratoga where American General Benedict Arnold distinguished himself and suffered a great wound.
Why did Winston churchill give credit to the Americans for the success at the battle of the bulge?
Because they did the vast majority of the fighting. Also to smooth over the bad feelings of the Americans and British when General Montgomery, a British general, put in charge of several American armies by General Eisenhower during the battle claimed he won the battle. This angered American high commanders and soldiers.
What was the general belief of American concerning the cold war during the 1950s?
americans were afraid of a possible nuclear attack.......apex :)
What year did America have the invasion of Florida?
America never officially invaded Florida... When Andrew Jackson was still an American army general he pursued Seminole Indians (who were raiding into Georgia) into Spanish Florida. This is know as the First Seminole War and it caused much anger back in Spain.
What event led to the ratification of the Adams-Onís Treaty?
General Jackson's battle with the Seminole Indians in Florida
What was andew jacksons role on the seminole war?
Andrew Jackson played a pivotal role in the Seminole Wars, particularly the First Seminole War (1817-1818). As a U.S. Army general, he led military campaigns against the Seminole tribe in Florida, aimed at curbing their resistance to American expansion and addressing issues like runaway slaves seeking refuge among them. His aggressive tactics and incursions into Spanish Florida ultimately led to the U.S. acquiring Florida through the Adams-Onís Treaty in 1819. Jackson's actions significantly shaped U.S. policy towards Native American tribes and territorial expansion.
Who lead troops into Seminole country in 1818?
In 1818, General Andrew Jackson led U.S. troops into Seminole country during the First Seminole War. His campaign was aimed at suppressing Seminole raids into American territory and addressing issues related to runaway slaves seeking refuge among the Seminoles. Jackson's actions were controversial and ultimately contributed to the U.S. acquisition of Florida from Spain in 1821.
What American General invaded Spanish territory in 1816?
Andrew Jackson in the First Seminole War.
What was the name of the American general who conquered east Florida?
General Andrew Jackson.
What did General Clinton do during the American Revolution?
Henry Clinton was a British General in the American Revolution. He was against the Americans.
Which southern native American tribes were known as the five civilized tribes?
The "Five Civilized Tribes" are the Cherokee, Creek, Seminole, Chickasaw, and Choctaw
Who was general for the Americans in the American revolutionary war?
George Washington
What mareican general was known as mad Anthony?
If your meant American General the answer is Mad Anthony Wayne. He was an general for the Americans during the American Revolution or my accurately the American War for Independence.
What American General attacked the Indians in Spanish Florida?
Andrew Jackson.
When Spain did not solve Florida's problems what American was given authority to take action?
In the early 19th century, when Spain failed to address issues in Florida, President James Monroe authorized General Andrew Jackson to take action. In 1818, Jackson led a military expedition into Spanish Florida to confront the Seminole Indians and eliminate threats to American settlers. His aggressive approach ultimately pressured Spain to negotiate the Adams-Onís Treaty, which resulted in the United States acquiring Florida in 1821.
