How did the Seminole resist removal from their land?

They fought a series of wars against the U. S. army.

They filed a lawsuit against the U. S. government.

They attacked white settlers who moved onto their land.

They protested the election of Andrew Jackson as president

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31 August, 10:37

How did the Seminole resist removal from their land?

They fought a series of wars against the U. S. army.

They filed a lawsuit against the U. S. government.

They attacked white settlers who moved onto their land.

They protested the election of Andrew Jackson as president

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Chad Shaffer · Answer 1

Generally speaking, " They fought a series of wars against the U. S. army" would be the best option, although it should be noted that they also fought individual settlers.

How did the Seminole resist removal from their land?They fought a series of wars against the U. S. army.They filed a lawsuit against the U. S. government.They attacked white settlers who moved onto their land.They protested the election of Andrew Jackson as president

How did the Seminole resist removal from their land?

They fought a series of wars against the U. S. army.

They filed a lawsuit against the U. S. government.

They attacked white settlers who moved onto their land.

They protested the election of Andrew Jackson as president