What were the effects of the First Seminole War on the Seminole? Select all that apply. The Seminole captured by US troops numbered four thousand. The Seminole villages were burned by the US troops. The Seminole population was reduced by 50 percent. The Seminole willingly signed the treaty to end the war. The Seminole were forced to move onto a reservation. The Seminole were given poor quality land in Florida. The Seminole promised to leave Florida within three years.

The effects of the First Seminole War on the Seminole were the Seminole captured by US troops numbered four thousand. The Seminole villages were burned by the US troops. The Seminole population was reduced by 50 percent. The Seminole were forced to move onto a reservation. The Seminole were given poor quality land in Florida.

Explanation:

First Seminole war had a great impact on Seminole tribes. Seminoles were tortured by U.S troops. Almost four thousand tribes wee captured by U.S. They burnt the Seminole villages. Many families lost their lives and it reduced their population up to 50 percent from total.

As Seminole were tribes they were forced to move onto reservation. The Seminoles were given to poor quality of land in Florida. Their source of livelihoods all the lands were captured by U.S troops. That's why Seminoles suffered a lot.

a.) a poor farmer, due to the fact that they would want to be freed from british rule.