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The Methodist missionary, James Evans is credited with developing a syllabary for which Native American language? A. Cherokee B. Pitman C. Ojibwe D. Latin

The Methodist missionary, James Evans is credited with developing a syllabary for which Native American language? A. Cherokee B. Pitman C. Ojibwe D. Latin
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The Methodist missionary, James Evans is credited with developing a syllabary for which Native American language?

A. Cherokee
B. Pitman
C. Ojibwe
D. Latin

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Answer: I think the answer is C

Explanation:Hope you got it right

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