How far south did Russian colonists in North America to? I know a lot of Indians in Alaska and coastal Washington made a political statement in the 50s and 60s by switching their orthography from Cyrillic to Ronan (Extended character sets, neither alphabet has characters for a lot of uvular comsonants, glottal stops, ejectives, certain laterals, etc.) to express disapproval with the Soviet regime. The interesting result being there are now two Unagan written languages.
How far south did Russian colonists in North America to? I know a lot of Indians in Alaska and coastal Washington made a political statement in the 50s and 60s by switching their orthography from Cyrillic to Ronan (Extended character sets, neither alphabet has characters for a lot of uvular comsonants, glottal stops, ejectives, certain laterals, etc.) to express disapproval with the Soviet regime. The interesting result being there are now two Unagan written languages.
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