Which statement best describes the reaction of the seminole tribe to the passage of the indian removal act of 1830? A the tribe resisted relocation, which resulted in the second seminole war.

b the tribe refused to relocate to indian territory and dispute the indian removal act in court

c the tribe accepted a sum of money from the US government to relocate to indian territory

d the tribe moved to indian territory and conflicts with another tribe resulted in the first seminole war

e the tribe sided with the spanish in florida and refused to accept the act that the US government passed.

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B. The tribe refused to relocate to Indian territory and dispute the Indian removal act in court.

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