What happened to the florida seminoles after the second seminole war?

The next four years, small engagements continued to take place, and then increasing numbers of Seminoles were induced/forced to move west to the Creek reservation. By 1842 some 3,000 to 4,000 Seminoles had been resettled, from that only a few hundred remained. The Armed Occupation Act of 1842 promoted white settlement in Florida, and the Second Seminole War was declared over on August 14, 1842.

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