Struggles for Identity and Resistance

This chapter explores the tumultuous history of citizenship and identity among Native American nations during forced relocations in the 19th century. It focuses on the Seminole Nation's resistance to federal authority and the impact of broken treaties, highlighting figures like Osceola and the significant events of the Second Seminole War. The narrative reveals the broader themes of cultural supremacy and territorial disputes faced by the Seminoles in their fight for survival against Anglo-American encroachment.