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Were the Cherokee warlike?

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The Cherokee were only warlike at times when they had to be.

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anything they needed
What is the English to Cherokee translation for You are a Cherokee?
ne-hi tsa-la-gi
How do you write the word Cherokee in Cherokee?
The word "Tsalagi" (Cherokee) when written is ᏣᎳᎩ. The Cherokee write with a syllabary that was invented by Sequoyah. The symbols were somewhat changed later to resemble European letters.
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The Cherokee are a native American (sometimes called "First Nations People") that inhabited south-eastern North America prior to its discovery by Europe.