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Causes and Effects of the Seminole Wars

Causes and Effects of the Seminole Wars. British Map (ca. 1776). Forbes Purchase Map (ca. 1817). Map of Florida (1823). Map of Florida (1831). Seminole War Map (1839). Map of the Eastern U.S. (1857). Map of Southern Florida (1873). Map of Southern Florida (1940).

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Causes and Effects of the Seminole Wars

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  1. Causes and Effects of the Seminole Wars

  2. British Map (ca. 1776)

  3. Forbes Purchase Map (ca. 1817)

  4. Map of Florida (1823)

  5. Map of Florida (1831)

  6. Seminole War Map (1839)

  7. Map of the Eastern U.S. (1857)

  8. Map of Southern Florida (1873)

  9. Map of Southern Florida (1940)

  10. Seminoles Migrate into Florida, 1700s

  11. Seminole Wars = Conflicts over Land, Trade, and Slavery American Settlements Seminoles

  12. Negro Fort, Apalachicola River, 1816 Apalachicola River Negro Fort

  13. Route of Jackson’s Army During the First Seminole War, 1817-1818

  14. Treaty of Camp Moultrie, 1823

  15. Indian Removal Act, 1830 Indian Territory Cherokee Creeks Seminoles

  16. Second and Third Seminole Wars Dade’s Battle

  17. Seminole Trail of Tears Indian Territory Seminoles

  18. Seminole Camps, about 1860 Near Lakes Wales and Fort Pierce

  19. Map of Southern Florida (1940)

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