Black and Indigenous Relationships
Maroons and Seminoles
Enslavement Practices Among Indigenous Nations
100

This term describes some African Americans who found safety with the Seminoles.

What are maroons?

100

The state in which maroons aligned with the Seminoles.

What is Florida?

100

This term refers to Black people who were forced into labor by Indigenous nations, reflecting a practice similar to white slave ownership.

What is enslavement?

200

The expansion of this institution in the South changed the dynamics between Black and Indigenous communities.

What is slavery?

200

The action maroons took to resist forced relocation.  

 What is fighting?

200

This Indigenous nation is known to have enslaved Black people alongside their own members, mirroring the practices of white colonizers.

What is the Cherokee Nation? (or any other relevant Indigenous nation)

300

As slavery increased, many of these people were treated similarly to how white slave owners treated their enslaved individuals.

  Who are Indigenous nations?

300

This alliance between maroons and Seminoles challenged the prevailing norms of the time.  

What is resistance against slavery?

300

 As a result of enslavement practices, this was a common perception of mixed-race individuals within both Black and Indigenous communities.

What is being seen as outsiders?