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Read the passage: "Someday…my people must learn to put our words on such talking leaves." Which historical figure said these words? A. Phillis Wheatley B. Sequoyah C. Paul Revere D. Sybil Ludington
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Read the passage: "Someday…my people must learn to put our words on such talking leaves." Which historical figure said these words? A. Phillis Wheatley B. Sequoyah C. Paul Revere D. Sybil Ludington

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Its probably either B or C. When I searched around I saw Ben Franklin a lot. But due to how it sounds Its about 60%B and 40%C. So I'd choose B. 
User Vasilis Lourdas
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Pretty sure its Sequoyah 
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