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Many Seminole peoples declared the Treaty of Payne's Landing illegal and refused to:

A.
accept responsibility for the First Seminole War.

B.
allow the U.S. government to enforce its laws on their land.

C.
leave Florida and relocate to new land in the Arkansas Territory.

D.
surrender their land to the U.S. government without payment.

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The Seminoles informed Thompson that they were not bound by the Treaty of Payne's Landing and had no plans to relocate.

How were the Seminole tribes in Florida affected by the Payne's Landing treaty of 1832?

A few Seminoles signed the Treaty of Payne's Landing in May 1832, requiring Indians to leave their Florida lands within three years and move west.The Indians were prepared for war when the United States Army arrived in 1835 to enforce the treaty.

What was the deal with the Seminoles?

The 32 million acres of land in Florida were claimed by approximately 5,000 Seminole Indians.They gave up their claim in 1823 under the Moultrie Creek treaty, which reduced their land to 4 million acres and prevented them from accessing their cultivated land, game, or ocean.

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