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Alachua became the earliest recorded Seminole town. It was established in North Florida.
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(1813-1814) The Creek War in Alabama forced many Indians South to Northern Florida. They joined Florida Indians there. General Andrew Jackson also rose to power.
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Jackson lead US troops to Florida and a Spanish colony leading to the first Seminole War.
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The Seminole gave up 28 million acres of land and only kept 4 million.
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It was ratified by Congress and promises 5 million acres in southwest for the Florida Seminoles.
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Around 3,000 Seminole shipped to Oklahoma.
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It promoted American Indian self-determination.
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The Uniteed States House of Reps. proposes the termination of Seminole tribe.
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The Seminole Constitution was ratified by a vote of 241-5. The tribe gained the federal status as the Seminole Tribe of Florida. The first tribal council was elected, Billy Osceola was the first elected chairman and the first annual budget was $12,000.
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The Miccosukee tribe gained federal recognition.
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The U.S. Supreme Court affirmed the tribe's right to high-stakes bingo at Hollywood in Seminole Tribe os Florida vs. Butterworth and the Tampa bingo hall opens.