English, 05.11.2020 23:40, kornut5536

Why is the word “Cherokee” capitalized in the following sentence? My mother wants to learn more about our family’s Cherokee ancestors. It is the first word in a quotation. It is the name of a geographic place. It is a person’s title. It is a proper adjective.

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