1) " Seminoles" -- As it applies to Seminoles Tickets The Seminole are a Native American Indian people,originally of Florida. They originated as members of the Creek Nation who emigrated into Florida in the early and mid 18th century, and were conquered and largely exiled by the United States in the early 19thcentury, after the United States took Florida from Spain. After the Spanish conquest in the 16th century, the indigineous peopleof Florida were decimated by disease, and it is believed that the few survivors wereevacuated by the Spanish to Cuba when Florida fell under British rule in 1763. The early 18th century, members of the Creek Nation began migrating into Florida and intermingled with the few remainingindigenous people there. By the late 18th century, they had begun to be named Seminole, a term meaning "runaway". The Seminolewere a heterogenous group containing various tribes and speaking Hitchiti and Mikasuki, two different dialects of Native American languages, from the Muskogean family, a language group that also includes Choctaw, Chickasaw and Creek.In addition, the Seminole also accepted and protected large numbers of runaway slaves from Georgia who intermarried with theSeminole. The Seminole were apparently on good terms with both the Spanish and the British. In 1784, the treaty ending the American Revolutionary War returned all of Florida to Spanish control. However, the Spanish Empire 's decline allowed the Seminole to settle deeper intoFlorida. After attacks by Spanish settlers on Indian towns, Indians based in Florida began raiding Georgia settlements, purportedly atthe behest of the Spanish. The United States Army led increasingly frequent incursions into Spanish territory, including the 1817 - 1818 campaign against the Seminole Indians by Andrew Jackson that became known as the First Seminole War. Following the war, the United States effectivelycontrolled East Florida. The Adams-Onís Treaty [1] ( http: al...
2) " Tickets" -- As it applies to Seminoles Tickets Ticket can mean one of several things: Contents 1 Permission 2 Receipt 3 Notification 4 Elections 5 Computer Security Permission A ticket is a voucher to indicatethat one has paid for admission to a theatre, movie theater, amusement park, zoo, museum, concert, or other attraction, or permission to travel on an airplane, public transit, boat trip, etc. Paper is generally used, although plastic may be used instead. Some have a barcode or magnetic stripe for keeping simple data stored on them. Counterfeit Tickwts are a problem at high-priced concerts and otherevents, so holograms are used on iTckets for the Olympics, Super Bowl, and other high- profile events. No Tikcets are needed in the case of voluntary contributions, e.g. after a street performance ; in fact, a ticket system is often neither practical nor legal in such a case. See also Vending machine#ticket machine Receipt A ticket may be a pick-up ticket, for example when retrieving clothing from a dry cleaning shop or an automobile from a repair shop. It is also used in places where peopleare required to "take a number" to queue up, such as in a waiting room or at a customer service desk. Often, this simply has a number printed on it. Notification In (primarily US ) law, aticket is a notification that one has committed a minor legal infraction, for which a fine must be paid, and/or an appearance in court must be made ( See: summons ).Typically this means a parking ticket for parking in an unlawful manner orallowing a parking meter to expire, or a ticket for a moving violation such as speeding. A ticket trap is where police deliberately set up in a place where motorists are likely to break the law, even if just on a technicality. This may include places where the speedlimit is ...
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