Which group is NOT considered indigenous to Florida?

The Cheyenne are not considered indigenous to Florida because they are originally from the Great Plains region, primarily in areas like present-day Wyoming, Montana, and the surrounding states. They are a Native American tribe known for their nomadic lifestyle and connection to the buffalo herds of the plains.

In contrast, the Timucua, Seminole, and Calusa tribes are all indigenous to Florida. The Timucua inhabited the northeastern part of the state, the Seminole are known for their presence in the south and were formed from various groups, including the Creek, and the Calusa were located along the southwestern coast of Florida. Each of these groups has deep historical roots and cultural significance in the region, distinguishing them from the Cheyenne.