In approximately 1500, which American Indian groups lived in the Southeast of North America?

The answer is the Seminole and the Cherokee. The culture of the different tribes of Indians residing in the territory of the United States is very varied. The natives were the inhabitants of the continent long before the arrival of Europeans and their traditions and ways of life have managed to maintain themselves over time. There are dozens of known tribes. Among the tribes that inhabited the southeastern United States by 1500 we have the Cherokees, who inhabited the current territory of the states of Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia and the tribe of the Seminoles who resided north of the Florida peninsula.