American Lives: Sequoyah
Sequoyah (c. 1770 - c. 1843) was a tribal leader of the Cherokee people. But, while he was also a statesman, he is best remembered for having invented the Cherokee syllabary, the first Native American writing system.
Join us on a journey through his life and times.
"American Lives: Sequoyah" is the first video in a series produced by 3rd ESO Bilingual at Sta Lucía del Trampal Secondary School in Alcuéscar, Spain. Stay tuned to this space to see more, and check out our school's English channel to see more.
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