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1. Territorial Disputes over Florida
   ... After 1814 Spanish interest in Florida declined rapidly. ... Spain wanted to make Florida a Spanish stronghold as long as it could Gold, 185. ...
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2. Territorial Disputes over Florida
   ... After 1814 Spanish interest in Florida declined rapidly. ... Spain wanted to make Florida a Spanish stronghold as long as it could Gold, 185. ...
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3. Spanish Conquistadors
   ... Two of the most famous Spanish conquistadors are Ponce de Leon and Hernan Cortes ... was the island of Bimini, but was instead presentday Saint Augustine, Florida. ...
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4. The State of Florida and What It Has to Offer
   ... St. Augustine. Although the Spanish did not think Florida had much to offer in raw materials, it had a strategic location. It spanned ...
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5. Effects on the Florida Everglades
   ... The Spanish continued to establish missions and forts along the Florida coasts to strengthen their hold on the New World. During ...
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6. The Seminole Indians
   ... European nations. In 1564, the French established a settlement in Florida, which was soon destroyed by Spanish forces. Such battles ...
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7. Immigration
   ... and Creole. Spanish has become Floridaamp39s second language. Now a requirement to work at some places is to be Bilingual. Spanish lessons ...
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8. Seminole Wars
   ... These small bands of Indians found Spanish Florida a save refuge from the onslaught of white settlementsampquot www.floridahistory.org. ...
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9. juan ponce de leon
   ... This was Easter Sunday so he named the land Florida after the Spanish name for Easter, Pascua de Flores. The first sighting took place near present day St. ...
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10. lelo
    ... 1817, Jackson was ordered to ampquotquietampquot the Seminole Indian tribe who were raiding settlements in Georgia and hiding under the Spanish flag by running to Florida. ...
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11. Andrew Jackson was born in 1767, and grew up in the border of ...
    ... 1817, Jackson was ordered to ampquotquietampquot the Seminole Indian tribe who were raiding settlements in Georgia and hiding under the Spanish flag by running to Florida. ...
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12. NoneProvided
    ... 1513. This was Easter Sunday so he named the land Florida after the Spanish name for Easter, Pascua de Flores Ponce, 1993. The ...
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13. Ponce de Leonamp39s Search for the Elusive Fountain
    ... Ponce de Leon had made his discovery during the season of Easter, which the Spanish called Pascua Florida, or Feast of Flowers. ...
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14. James Monroe
    ... strained relations with Great Britain, Monroeamp39s potent military action assured Spain that the US was apt and powerful enough to seize Spanish Florida at any ...
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15. seminole indians
    ... Andrew Jackson led American troops into the north Florida settlements of the Seminoles and burned the villages and captured the Spanish towns of St. ...
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16. Spanish Times In The Philippines
    ... Manila in the Philippines to Acapulco in Spanish America which included, during this period, most of the southern United States from California to Florida. ...
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17. Motives For Exploration
    ... By 1634, the area of presentday Florida and Georgia was home to 30 Spanish missionaries, 44 missionary stations, and 30,000 Indian converts to Catholicism. ...
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18. Mercantilism: Shaping Nations
    ... The Spanish also colonized Florida and claimed all the land west of the Mississippi River. Most of the conquered natives were put into slavery or forced labor. ...
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19. The Spanish American War
    ... In late May the Rough Riders set out by train for Tampa, Florida, where they ... It was here that the United Stateamp39s Navy had bottled up the Spanish fleet that was ...
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20. James Monroe
    ... the Georgian settlers. A militia leader chased the Indians back to the Everglades and captured SpanishFlorida. In 1819 Spain agreed ...
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21. Underground Railroad
    ... Many fled west into unexplored lands while others flew to the north to a free land while some fled to the South into, Spanishowned, Florida. ...
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22. Ponce de Leon
    ... had to kick the bucketampquot Don Juan Ponce de Leon was a Spanish conqueror and ... Ponce de Leon is well known, claiming and naming what is now Florida, the discovery ...
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23. An Expanding Empire
    ... the Second became King he owned a debt of gratitude to a lot of people eight of them asked Charles for a grant of land between Virginia and Spanish Florida. ...
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24. MISSISSIPPI
    ... The governor of Louisiana, Bernardo de Galvez, led Spanish forces that captured major settlements in West Florida, including Baton Rouge, Natchez, and Pensacola ...
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25. A Land Rembered
    ... too can experience the life of a Florida Cracker turned millionaire family of Florida. ... Tobias had three trunks full of Spanish gold, and all he did for Emma ...
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26. General Jacksoin In The Creek Indian War
    ... After the defeat of the Creek Indians there was a concern that they would join the Spanish in Florida and fight against America together. ...
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27. Andrew Jackson1
    ... He pushed them back into Spanish Florida and executed two British subjects. Jackson instead that his actions were with approval of the Monroe administration. ...
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28. rough riders
    ... On June 13th, they left the coast of Florida and sailed of Santiago de Cuba. ... But they fought on and eventually beat the Spanish not once but twice, Teddy led ...
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29. Ponce De Leon
    ... Along the southeast coast of Florida near the Indian River, they met the Ais Indians. ... They then tried to take the boat from the Spanish. ...
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30. Out Of Many
    ... it always ended with the Indians getting betrayed and enslaved by there allies For example how the British used the Indians in Florida to drive the Spanish out ...
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