Appalachian
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- adjective
- /ˌæpəˈleɪtʃən/
- We would go out and teach people in the Appalachian Mountains how to garden.
- Appalachian folk
- Appalachian folk music
- Appalachian women
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Appalachian Power assesses damage to power equipment and restores electricity, said Appalachian Power spokesman Phil Moye.
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It's the story of two young men in an Appalachian school.
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It's one of the most popular places to stop on the Appalachian Trail, and you look right over there.
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Each group concentrated on one aspect of Appalachian life: food, clothing, art, jobs, shelter, and family life.
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Since the mid-1800s, Appalachian coal has been a regional curse and a blessing.
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Musical styles that arise from such cultures include traditional Appalachian folk music, blues, and spirituals.
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Appalshop's mission is to honor Appalachian culture and to counter negative stereotypes of "hillbillies" in mass media.
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In the mid-20th century, musicologists and folklorists collected Appalachian folk music that might otherwise have been lost.
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The Foxfire books (Wigginton, 1972) on Appalachian natural history and cultural knowledge were favorites in my childhood home.
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The festival celebrates the rich traditions of Appalachian culture, showcasing local crafts and music.
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A long mountain range in eastern North America from southeastern Canada to northern Alabama
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Etymology
Appalachian comes from the name of a Native American group, the Apalachee. The name was given to the mountains and the whole area, so Appalachian describes people, culture, or things from that region.