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Seminoles
By Alyssa And Samantha
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Boston Public Library
2.
seminole history
The unique confluence of culture and crircumstance
became todays Seminole Tribe of florida.
The Seminoles can be traced back at least 12,000 years!
Photo by
Éole
3.
Where they live
The Seminole people originally lived in log cabins in North Florida.
But when they were forced to move to the swampy lands of southern Florida
They lived in homes called chickees. A chickee had raised floor that
thached to the ground
Photo by
Dennis Larson
4.
Art!
The Seminoles were Artistic, Clever people.
They produced colorful art using natural dyes.
They made baskets from natural Fibers to haul,
Food and store goods. They created incredible
Bead work.
Photo by
Dennis Wong
5.
Family life!
Seminole Family's lived in clans in villages.
The clans are led by a chief and elders.
Photo by
Remy Snippe
6.
Food
The Seminoles land was good for farming.
Tribes grew Corn, Beans, and squash.
The Cherokee Called these crops The "Three Sisters"
Tribes also hunted and gathered food in the woods.
Men hunted Deer, Turkeys, and squirrels.
Photo by
Bob Jagendorf
7.
Seminole Clohing
NATIVE AMERICANS OF THE HOT SOUTHEAST NEEDED LITTLE CLOTHING.
Women wore skirts or dresses.
Men wore Breechcloths with a belt make of cloth,
Leggings, and Moccasins.
Children often wore no clothing at all.
Photo by
Peter Rivera
8.
Traditions
Most tribes held ceremonies to honor nature.
The green corn dance ceremony celebrated the first corn harvest
During this ceremony, people gave thanks for good crops and peace
between tribes
this is not a Seminole celebration it is a different celebration
Photo by
Pink Sherbet Photography
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Weapons/Tools
The Seminoles Made knives out of a sharpened
Seashells. The seminole tribe used other various
Weapons
Photo by
Melissa Maples
10.
Movement
When the Seminoles were forced to move
the Seminole tribe had to move to Southern Florida
into swampy areas.
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danmachold
11.
climate
The climate where the Seminole's Lived was
Hot and warm and sometimes cool in the summer.
In the winter it gets cold and below freezing.
Photo by
VinothChandar
12.
Seminole's today
The government of the Seminole tribe
of Florida is exempt from all federal or
state taxes, although individual tribal
members are liable for the same state
and federal taxes as any citizen,
Photo by
marsmet532a
13.
Seminoles Today 2
The tribe does not have a court system;
legal and criminal matters resolved on the
community level are referred to the proper
state or federal authorities.
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marsmet532a
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