What was a major change for Seminole Indians in the 1930s? They earned the right to vote. They began a separatist movement. They began to move onto federal Indian reservations. They used armed resistance as the government attempted to move them.

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12 December, 13:36

What was a major change for Seminole Indians in the 1930s? They earned the right to vote. They began a separatist movement. They began to move onto federal Indian reservations. They used armed resistance as the government attempted to move them.

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Alejandra Raymond · Answer 1

"They used armed resistance as the government attempted to move them" would be the best option since this was a relatively unprecedented step taken by Natives.