Florida State Seminoles

It is a state with a lot of good people and places. It has a lot of history and beautiful landmarks. We are going to learn about Florida and everything in it. Florida was dominated by the Seminoles, in the 18th century. Florida was discovered by the Spanish people in 1513, it was dominated by french people and then Spain dominated it again. Spain dominated Florida again by the Treaty of Paris in 1783. U.S.A. claimed for it and they signed the Adam Onis Treaty in 1819 and they gave Florida to the

case that happened in Florida two month ago. Imagine this, what if a serial killer has been going around your neighborhood and started to kill your neighbors with no motivation for doing so, would you feel safe and protected? Well, these civilians in a certain neighborhood felt unprotected and afraid when they heard the news that someone had been shot and killed in their neighborhood. There were four victims total that had been shot to death by a serial killer in Tampa, Florida in a small neighborhood

Andrew Jackson, who was the 7th President of the United States, signed the Indian Removal Act in May 28th, 1832 and this policy granted Andrew Jackson the right to forcibly move the Native Americans to land west of the Mississippi. Even though “it is presumed that any explanation of Jackson’s purposes is an attempt to justify the mass killing of innocent people…” (Remini, 45) some would say his childhood affected him; seeing and hearing Indians Attacking places near his home. Or how he was the second

A new school year begins the start of a new football team as the Seminoles lost several players earlier this year from quarterback Jameis Winston, wide receiver Rashad Greene, running back Karlos Williams, and tight end Nick O’Leary to the NFL Draft. Currently, The Florida State football program upholds the record for most recent draft picks with a record 29 under their belt since 2013 along with three consecutive times Atlantic Coast Conference Champions and national title. When the season starts

utterly in the control of the white men. The had been swindled into selling land they didn’t know the value of, bonds they didn’t understand were taken from them. “They were oppressed by judgments for which they were not liable; while the laws of the state prohibited an Indian from testifying. The first of the emigration began in 1827 and consisted of seven hundred three Creeks. These settled in Fort Gibson, present day Oklahoma. More followed in the next few years with the last travelers in 1829

years for their land and will be removed and relocated. On February 19, 1821 Andrew Jackson is appointed as Territorial Governor Of Florida. On June 1 1821 Andrew Jackson resigns army commission, later he Meets with Creek and Seminole Chiefs for negotiations of territory and relocation. In November 13, 1821  Andrew Jackson resigns as Governor and returns to Florida to organize the first territorial government for it. On July 20, 1823 Andrew Jackson us Nominated for President by Tennessee Legislature

As time had passed, southern states began to speed up the process by posing an argument that is a deal between Georgia and the federal government. The government had no contract so the southern states could pass the law themselves. This arrangement forced the government to pass the Indian Removal Act in May 1830, which President Jackson agreed to divide the United States territory west of the Mississippi. President Jackson promised this land would

Imagine moving into a home that is infested with mice. Anyone would do anything to get rid of the mice to protect their newly bought home. That’s what the Newly formed American nation experienced when they paid for and fought for the land that they acquired. Now imagine random strangers coming into a house that has been passed down from generation to generation. The strangers start bullying the family and tell them to do things. Then the strangers start fighting with each other and one comes out

The Seminole Tribe has had a semi-monopoly over the gambling and casinos in Florida. The Florida State Legislature is considering the options on expanding gambling in Florida. Many Florida residents believe that the expansion of gambling would bring crime and other social issues such as white collar crimes, fraud, credit card, and employee theft. Two of the major opponents of expanding gambling are Walt Disney Co. and Universal Studios. Other Florida residents feel that it is time the expand the

difficulties and harm to both sides. “The Long, Bitter Trail” by Anothony F.C. Wallace revealed a lot about the relationship between the Indians and Americans during the 1800’s. A key figure that is followed is Andrew Jackson the 7th president of the United States. It begins by talking about Andrew Jackson drive to take more land from the Indians in the East. In 1802 Andrew Jackson was appointed to general of the militia in Tennessee, where he fought and won against the Creek Indians in 1814 and held of British