George Guess

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George Guess, better known as Sequoyah, was a Cherokee silversmith and scholar who created the Cherokee syllabary, enabling widespread literacy in the Cherokee language.

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instanceOf Cherokee silversmith
linguist
person
scholar
writing system
contributedTo Cherokee literacy
created Cherokee syllabary NERFINISHED
culturalImpactOn Cherokee people NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Cherokee Nation NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork education
linguistics
writing systems
hasEthnicity Cherokee NERFINISHED
hasName George Guess NERFINISHED
Sequoyah NERFINISHED
influenced preservation of the Cherokee language
knownFor creating the Cherokee syllabary
languageOfWorkOrName Cherokee NERFINISHED
English
notableAlias Sequoyah NERFINISHED
occupation inventor of writing system
scholar
silversmith
significantAchievement enabled widespread literacy in the Cherokee language
writingSystemFor Cherokee language

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Sequoyah name George Guess