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The Powhatan

The Past and Present of Virginia's First Tribes

Danielle Smith-LleraSeries: American Indian Life
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Pages
32
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Present-day Virginia was home to the early Powhatan tribes. But settlers were eager to explore the rich land and the rivers in the area. The Powhatan were forced to adapt to new ways of life. But they continue to thrive in modern America, remembering and honoring their past traditions.

Related Subjects

  • Native American
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Daily Activities
  • Health & Daily Living
  • Customs, Traditions, Anthropology
  • Social Science
  • General
  • United States
  • History

Extended Details

  • SeriesAmerican Indian Life

    Reviews

    "Content in each book is divided into four basic categories: origins, contact with Europeans, contemporary tribal life, and efforts to protect or preserve traditions. The writing is clear and accessible. The series excels at highlighting characteristics that make each tribe unique. . . .The authors do not shy away from injustices these groups faced at the hands of the U.S. government and people. However, ample space is given to explore and celebrate each group in the present day. Illustrations are an attractive, well-curated balance of etchings, maps, and photographs. . . .Informative and nuanced, this series will make a nice addition to most school and public library collections."
    School Library Journal

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    Danielle Smith-LleraAuthor