What was the Seminole culture?

The Seminole culture is a rich blend of Native American traditions, particularly from the Creek Confederacy, and influences from African American and European settlers. They are known for their distinct clothing, crafts, and the intricate art of patchwork quilting. Historically, the Seminoles were semi-nomadic, relying on agriculture, hunting, and fishing, while also engaging in trade. Their resilience during conflicts, especially the Seminole Wars, has shaped their identity and cultural heritage, which continues to thrive today.