Leaders of this group such as Wild Cat and John Horse met with President Polk, but those leaders eventually left for Mexico. Chief Billy Bowlegs instigated a conflict between this group and the U.S. government, and this group embarrassed Duncan Clinch in one battle. General Edmund Gaines' attack on Fort Negro provoked Commander Garcia, a member of this group, towards one conflict, and other leaders of this group included Sam Jones. Major Dade's forces were massacred by this group, and the Treaties of Moultrie Creek and General Jesup's Treaty of Payne's Landing were signed by this group. Fought against by Andrew Jackso
Leaders of this group such as Wild Cat and John Horse met with President Polk, but those leaders eventually left for Mexico. Chief Billy Bowlegs instigated a conflict between this group and the U.S. government, and this group embarrassed Duncan Clinch in one battle. General Edmund Gaines' attack on Fort Negro provoked Commander Garcia, a member of this group, towards one conflict, and other leaders of this group included Sam Jones. Major Dade's forces were massacred by this group, and the Treaties of Moultrie Creek and General Jesup's Treaty of Payne's Landing were signed by this group. Fought against by Andrew Jackson, and led by such men as Micanopy and Osceola, FTP, name this Native American tribe originally inhabiting Florida.
Leaders of this group such as Wild Cat and John Horse met with President Polk, but those leaders eventually left for Mexico.
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