In the early nineteenth century, a Cherokee silversmith named Sequoyah set out to create a written language for his people. Many of his peers initially ridiculed the project as a form of witchcraft, but Sequoyah persevered, eventually developing a syllabary of eighty-five characters. Within months of its introduction, the system was officially adopted by the Cherokee Nation, allowing thousands to achieve literacy.
Which of the following choices best replaces the underlined portion?
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- BMany of his peers initially ridiculed the project as a form of witchcraft, Sequoyah
- CMany of his peers initially ridiculed the project as a form of witchcraft; although Sequoyah
- DBecause many of his peers initially ridiculed the project as a form of witchcraft, and Sequoyah
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The original text correctly uses the coordinating conjunction 'but' accompanied by a comma to connect two independent clauses: 'Many of his peers initially ridiculed the project as a form of witchcraft' and 'Sequoyah persevered, eventually developing a syllabary of eighty-five characters.' This establishes a clear contrasting relationship between the peers' disbelief and Sequoyah's determination.
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