[DOC] [TLE] The Virginia Indians in the Seventeenth Century - JStor [PAR] Virginia Indians occupied practically all of the tidewater regi. Virginia and ..... The 
principal temple of Powhatan was at Uttamussack an usually in charge of... [DOC] [TLE] THE VIRGINIA INDIANS IN THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY [PAR] That branch of the Algonquian family commonly known as the. Virginia Indians 
occupied practically all of the tidewater region of. Virginia and northeastern North
... [DOC] [TLE] becoming a homeplace - Virginia Historical Society [PAR] The bands merged into tribes and the tribes into chiefdoms. Their domestication 
of plants ... called a hammerstone, a stone used to hit large flakes off another 
stone. .... crop for the expanding pop- ulation. By A.D. ... Apooketobacco ... After 
Powhatan freed Smith, the English visited Werowocomoco several times in 1608
... [DOC] [TLE] Read the eBook History of Kentucky by Charles Kerr online for free ... [PAR] This plant the Indians called tobacco, but both the plant ... The Virginia plant, 
known to the Indians as "apooke" or "uppowoc," is described by Strachey ^ as 
being poor and weak in ... under the cultivation of the colonists, the quality of the 
Virginia leaf ... and when it has been a staple crop for more than 300 years, one 
does [DOC] [TLE] Manifesting Destiny: a land education analysis of settler colonialism ... [PAR] The impact of growing cash crops in monoculture for profit is considerable: It .... 
Today's Virginia Indians note that '[h]istorical knowledge can be a sacred ..... 
Powhatan was the name settlers called Wahunsenacawh, the leader of this 
alliance. ... There is here great store of tobacco, which the savages call apooke, 
howbeit it... [DOC] [TLE] The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Pocahontas-John Smith Story ... [PAR] The name of the present first lady of Virginia is Anne Pocahontas Stanley, and .... 
having probed thirty miles up the river which Indians called the "Powhatan," ... 
cleared land produce crops in another year, and a quick wheat crop just now. ...... 
This "apooke" was harsh, and English smokers preferred the West Indies product. [DOC] [TLE] FINAL NOTES HI RES - Virginia Department of Historic Resources [PAR] Sharon Indian School in King William County highlights a future Virginia 
Landmark Register property and a literal ... Building, named in honor of the 
famed civil rights lawyer and trailblazer. Although .... of the James River, 
Elmington (Powhatan County) ..... efficient milling of grain crops for subsistence 
and ...... called apooke. [DOC] [TLE] Maryland Historical Magazine, 1949, Volume 44, Issue No. 4 [PAR] as history can show,' having all the vices of the Virginia church, without one ..... 
found in an anonymous publication called " Character of the Clergy in Maryland... [DOC] [TLE] AVAILABLE FROM Window on the Past, Threshold to the Future - Eric [PAR] Invite speakers from a Virginia Indian tribe, a local ... Okes-gods. Apooke-tobacco
. ... Powhatan-priest's village, town at the falls. Attomois-a ... Akames, for Indian 
Tribe later known as. Quapaw. ...... crops (corn cobs and squash seeds). If they. [DOC] [TLE] O:\Divisions\XE\REPORT\2400\2437\Volume-II\cover-title blanks.wpd [PAR] in exploring plant use among the Delaware Indians, their usefulness in ... In some 
instances, it appears that the same plant was called ..... Native North American 
seed crops include sunflower (Helianthus annuus), marshelder (Iva annua), ..... 
Cultivation of sunflowers was recorded in Virginia by Hariot and Beverley, and for
... [DOC] [TLE] The Beginners of a Nation - Bad Request [PAR] While the crafty Indians were plotting the destruction of the colonists left behind, 
the ...... of the lovely Princess Pocahontas, daughter of King Powhatan, of Virginia
. ...... kind grown by the Virginia Indians, and by them called "uppowoc" or "
apooke. ...... too busy with their "necessary employment in a Crop" to give 
attention to it. [DOC] [TLE] HOT FREE BOOKS  Domestic Life in Virginia in the Seventeenth ... [PAR] In the meantime, William Farrar, named administrator of her deceased ... While 
she was in Virginia, her husband died in England

Question: The Powhatan Indians of Virginia called this crop "apooke"
Answer: tobacco