Answer:
POWHATAN
Explanation:
Powhatan were formerly a powerful early 17th-century Algonquin Confederacy in what is now Virginia. Of the former 9000 members, about 1500 remained today. The Confederacy comprised of 30 tribes.
Their villages were long houses, surrounded by palisades. They farmed corn, beans, pumpkins and sunflower, and hunted fish and deer, turkeys and small game. They used canoes to transport food and goods.
They were harvesting wild herbs, nuts and carrots. At the beginning of the 17th century, they encountered the English. The story of the marriage of the daughter of the chief of the tribe - Princess Pocahontas with the English colonist John Rolfe is quite famous. The life of Pocahontas served as inspirational legends and romantic works of art.
