Why did the Seminole migrate south? Better hunting in the south
Invasion by U. S. troops
To join a Spanish mission
To join the Spanish army

Where did the Creek tribe come from?

Alabama and Georgia
Maine and New York
Tennessee
Wyoming


How did the First Seminole War affect the Seminole tribe?

Forced to move to a reservation in central Florida
Joined the U. S. troops
Moved to Appalachia
Started farming and raising goats in the Uplands

Who established the mission of San Luis de Talimali?

Apalachee tribe
Florida government
Three women
Two friars


Who did the militia at Fort Mose fight off with their Spanish and Native American allies in 1740?

English
French
German
Portuguese


How did Spanish missions grow into towns?

Families moved there from Spain.
Farms closed down to build houses.
Missionaries put up street signs.
Native Americans created roads.

From which colony did the slaves of Fort Mose escape?

Carolina
Maine
New York
Virginia

With which treaty did Florida become part of the United States?

Adams-Onis Treaty
Louisiana Purchase
Russo-American Treaty
Webster-Ashburton Treaty


Which of these is one of the causes for the Second Seminole War?

Bill of Rights
Constitution
Fugitive Slave Act
Indian Removal Act


Which country sent Pedro Menéndez de Avilés to Florida?

England
France
Portugal
Spain

Who created the Adams-Onis Treaty?

John Quincy Adams and Luis de Onis
King of Spain and George Washington
Luis de Onis and Navy Captain
Thomas Jefferson and John Quincy Adams

What did soldiers in forts use against Native American enemies?

Advanced weapons
Bows and arrows
Long spears
Sling shots

Why did the European missionaries teach English and Christianity to the Native Americans?

To encourage them to become writers
To improved communication with them
To make them more like them
To teach them how to build houses