Which tribe crossed the gulf of mexico to get to the indian territory

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The Seminoles were the tribe that crossed the Gulf of Mexico to get to the Indian territory. They were forced to cross both the Gulf of Mexico and the Mississippi river. They were considered as one of the five civilized tribes that had to move from the place where they originally settled. I hope the answer helps.

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