Thesis: The Seminole Wars were unnecessary wars fought during the eighteen hundreds. The American government was strongly against the Native Americans. It was said that the Government had “taken their actions a step further with the Seminole Indians,” of Florida (McGill 1). November of 1817, Andrew Jackson began his campaign against Spanish Forts, as well as Seminole villages in Florida. In retaliation, Seminole Indians began to fight back, starting the first Seminole War, followed by the second, …showed first 75 words of 940 total…

…showed last 75 words of 940 total…and fighting that they deserve to be treated fair and have rights. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography** Florida of the Seminoles. http://www.floridahistory.org Mc Gill, Sara Ann. “Indian Relations.” Events and People of the Early national Period (1800-1850) 2000: 43. Ebsco. Feb. 2001. McGill, Sara Ann. “Indian Removal and the Trail of Tears.” Events and people of the American Frontier 2000: 10. Ebsco. Feb. 2001. Meltzer, Miltion. Hunted Like a Wolf. Canada: Doubleday Canada Ltd, 1972. The Seminole Wars. Http://www.frostburg.edu