Question

What happened to enslaved persons who ran away and escaped to Florida?

Hunted by Osceola in exchange for rewards from the United States
Largely ignored by planters eager to settle the new territory
Protected in the remaining Spanish towns in the South
Sheltered by the Seminoles and allowed to join their tribes

Answer 1

I don't understand?

Answer 2

Basically,

"In late 1600 Florida began allowing independence to African vassals who escaped from Britishers only if they were amenable to turn into Catholics."

King Charles freed the captive who were baptized to Catholics and given liberty. Seminoles were liberated fugitive slaves who with the Indian Seminoles battled together for slaves. Therefore the refugees were allowed to join the tribe of the seminoles.

Thus the answer is D, "Sheltered by the Seminoles and allowed to join their tribes"

Answer 3

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