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What was a major change for Seminole Indians in the 1930s? They earned the right to vote. They began a separatist movement. They began to move onto federal Indian reservations.

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In the 1930s, the Seminole Indians underwent great change as they began to move onto federal Indian reservations.

The Seminole Indians:

  • Began to move to reservations on lands purchased by the U.S. government for them in 1930
  • Moved in larger numbers from the 1940s

In 1930, land that the U.S. had acquired for the Seminole Indians was finally ready for use and the Seminole Indians began to move there in small numbers until the 1940s when they began to move en-masse.

In conclusion, 1930 saw the Seminole Indians move to Federal Reservations.

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