How did the seminole react differently from cherokee and choctaw when the united states government wanted them to move west

Question

How did the seminole react differently from cherokee and choctaw when the united states government wanted them to move west

they held out for a higher payment for their land before agreeing to move.
they suffered sickness and death along the "trail of tears"
They agreed to become citizens of mississippi and were allowed to remain
they resisted and fought three wars against the united states government

Answer 1

The seminole reacted differently from the Cherokee and Choctaw when the United States government wanted them to move west by resisting and fighting three wars against the government. The Seminole Wars were fought between 1817 and 1858, and the Seminole people fiercely resisted removal from their ancestral lands in Florida. They refused to be forcibly relocated to Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma) and instead fought to defend their homeland. This resistance led to a prolonged conflict with the U.S. government. Unlike the Cherokee and Choctaw, the Seminole did not agree to move or become citizens of another state.