The Black Seminole

Who was the Seminole leader famous for his clever guerilla tactics against the U.S. forces?

• Pontiac

• Massasoit

• Sacagawea

• Osceola

Who had the upper hand in the wild, swampy terrains of the Florida Everglades?

• the Seminoles

• the American soldiers

• no one did

• the Spanish soldiers

Imagine you're a brave soldier battling it out in the wild Everglades...

• navigating the terrain is a challenge, making quick escapes tricky

• winning the battle is a piece of cake

• finding your way is tough without clear paths to guide you

• you might run into unexpected dangers like sneaky snakes, lurking alligators, and pesky diseases

Can you guess which group Osceola valiantly led in a fierce resistance against U.S. troops?

• the Sauk

• the Fox

• the Cherokee

• the Seminole

Imagine stepping back in time to when the ____ were tending their farms. Women were busy harvesting a vibrant array of corn, beans, and squash. Meanwhile, men embarked on thrilling hunts and fishing expeditions, tracking down deer, wild turkeys, rabbits, turtles, and even alligators! The ____ community enjoyed feasting on delicious cornbread, hearty soups, and rich stews. Can you guess who they were?

• Pawnee

• Hopi

• Seminole

• Kwakiutl

Imagine living in a house perched on wooden stilts, a few feet above the ground! This clever design kept their homes safe from floods and curious swamp creatures. These unique dwellings were known as Chickees.

• Hopi

• Kwakiutl

• Seminoles

• Pawnee

🌟 Hey history buffs! Ready for a time travel challenge? 🌟 Why did the Spanish Crown roll out the red carpet, offering freedom to runaway slaves and Seminole Indians in sunny Florida?

• To boost Florida's population with new, happy residents

• To create an unbeatable team defending Spanish land from invasions

• For the love of farming and agricultural development

• To kickstart trade with the United States, making friends and money!

What action did Andrew Jackson take against runaway slaves and Seminole Indians in Spanish Florida?

• He negotiated peace treaties with them

• He offered them land in the United States

• He invaded Spanish Florida and executed those who opposed him

• He ignored their presence in Florida

🌟 Get ready for a journey back in time! Can you tell us which event is known as the largest slave revolt in American history? 🌟

• The revolt led by Nat Turner

• The New York City Draft Riots

• The revolt staged by the Seminole Indians and escaping enslaved people

• The Harper's Ferry Raid

Guess who! In April 1836, a daring leader rallied 385 enslaved individuals to join the Black Seminoles. Can you tell who this brave soul was?

• Osceola

• John Horse

• Massasoit

• Pontiac