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What changed for the seminole indians of florida during the 1930s? they began to move onto federal reservations. They achieved independence from the united states. They launched a final, failed assault on the u. S. Army. They were assimilated into mainstream american culture.

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Option d is correct. They were assimilated into mainstream American culture.

Between 1880 and 1930, Seminole Indians in Florida were counted in the US decennial census. You might wish to check both the standard decennial census and the Bureau of Indian Affairs census rolls indicated above because some people appear on both the Indian Census Rolls and the federal census.

Seminole Indians are counted on census schedules that are the same as those used for the general population in 1880, 1920, and 1930. (A fire at the Commerce Department in 1921 destroyed almost all of the schedules from the 1890 census. Florida-specific schedules weren't saved.) Even though the information on these schedules varies a little, you can still find crucial details like a person's name, race, sex, age, relationship to the head of the household, and more.

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