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1 Annexation Of Florida: The Seminole Wars
By: Corey Johnson

2 Seminole Indians Native American group living in Florida
Allowed escaped American slaves live among them

3 Andrew Jackson Veteran of the War of 1812 Seminole Wars
Promised the possession of Florida in sixty days

4 First Seminole War March 1818 2, 000 American troops
Burned Seminole villages Captured Spanish towns Claimed Western Florida

5 Feelings about the War Spain outraged Congress threatened
to condemn Jackson Americans applauded Jackson

6 Settlements Seized West Florida Pensacola East Florida St. Marks

7 Taking Revenge Adams supported Jackson Spain broke the Pinckney Treaty
Did not control the Indians

8 1819 Americans controlled West Florida Adams-Onis Treaty
Spain gave up Florida

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