During the Civil War, this tribe split loyalties, with those loyal to the Union being led by John Chupco and those loyal to the Confederacy being led by John Jumper.
During the Civil War, this tribe split loyalties, with those loyal to the Union being led by John Chupco and those loyal to the Confederacy being led by John Jumper. At the beginning of one conflict with this tribe, Chief Neamathla attacked a settlement at Fowltown. This tribe signed the Treaty of Fort Moultrie shortly before the outbreak of a war which began with the Dade massacre and included the capture of several of this tribe's leaders under a flag of truce by Thomas Jessup. James (*) Gadsden helped negotiate the document that removed many of this tribe from their lands, the Treaty of Payne's Landing. In one war with this tribe, a structure named after the runaway slaves that had joined this tribe, the Negro Fort, was destroyed by Andrew Jackson. For 10 points, name this Native American tribe originally of Florida, which was led by Oceola during one of their namesake wars against the U.S. Federal Government in the 19th century.
During the Civil War, this tribe split loyalties, with those loyal to the Union being led by John Chupco and those loyal to the Confederacy being led by John Jumper.
Seminole