National Park Service National Historic Sites in Massachusetts

Target entity: National Park Service National Historic Sites in Massachusetts
Context triple: [Dorchester Heights Monument, category, National Park Service National Historic Sites in Massachusetts]

• A. National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts
  National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts are federally recognized sites across the state that possess exceptional historical significance to the United States, ranging from Revolutionary War locations to notable architectural and cultural landmarks.
• B. Massachusetts state park system
  The Massachusetts state park system is a network of publicly managed parks, reservations, forests, and historic sites across the state that provide recreation, conservation, and cultural preservation.
• C. National Historic Landmarks in New England
  National Historic Landmarks in New England are historically significant sites across the six New England states that have been formally recognized by the U.S. government for their exceptional importance to the nation’s heritage.
• D. National Historical Parks of the United States
  National Historical Parks of the United States are protected areas managed by the National Park Service that preserve and interpret sites of major historical significance across the nation.
• E. National Historic Landmarks in New Hampshire
  National Historic Landmarks in New Hampshire are a select group of historically significant sites across the state recognized by the U.S. federal government for their exceptional importance to the nation’s heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: National Park Service National Historic Sites in Massachusetts
Target entity description: National Park Service National Historic Sites in Massachusetts are federally protected historic locations across the state that preserve and interpret significant events, places, and figures in American history.

• A. National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts
  National Historic Landmarks in Massachusetts are federally recognized sites across the state that possess exceptional historical significance to the United States, ranging from Revolutionary War locations to notable architectural and cultural landmarks.
• B. Massachusetts state park system
  The Massachusetts state park system is a network of publicly managed parks, reservations, forests, and historic sites across the state that provide recreation, conservation, and cultural preservation.
• C. National Historic Landmarks in New England
  National Historic Landmarks in New England are historically significant sites across the six New England states that have been formally recognized by the U.S. government for their exceptional importance to the nation’s heritage.
• D. National Historical Parks of the United States
  National Historical Parks of the United States are protected areas managed by the National Park Service that preserve and interpret sites of major historical significance across the nation.
• E. National Historic Landmarks in New Hampshire
  National Historic Landmarks in New Hampshire are a select group of historically significant sites across the state recognized by the U.S. federal government for their exceptional importance to the nation’s heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen