I'm not sure if the anser to this question is in the textbook (please help!)
-What part did the Indians play in the development of the Chesapeake colonies between 1607 and 1650?
-Thanks in advance!
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I think it's pretty much that they provided them with food and that there was war between the colonists and the Indians. Check around page 30 in the section "Cultural Clash in the Chesapeake" for more info on the wars and such. In the section before at the end it mentions that the colonists faced famine and disease, so the indians definitely helped with the famine part, teaching them how to plant and what not. If you still need more help, post again.
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