Who united the seminole nation in 1877? a. john chupco b. lewis downing c. john jumper d. john f. brown

Option D.

Explanation:

John F. Brown, is the right answer.

John Frippo Brown, (Seminole) was an army officer from the  Confederate States throughout the American Civil War. Following the agreement of Seminole Nation to the Reconstruction Treaty of 1866, there was a time of conflict on the issue that the United States government recognised Big John Chupco as the leader of the Seminole. But the majority of tribals were influenced by the leadership of John Jumper. After he resigned from the post of chief of the Seminole, John Frippo Brown, his son-in-law was elected as the next chief.

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