1916 Proclamation

Target entity: 1916 Proclamation
Context triple: [Proclamation of the Irish Republic, alsoKnownAs, 1916 Proclamation]

• A. Proclamation of 5 November 1916
  The Proclamation of 5 November 1916 was a World War I declaration by the German and Austro-Hungarian emperors announcing the creation of a nominally independent Kingdom of Poland from territories taken from the Russian Empire.
• B. Pemmican Proclamation
  The Pemmican Proclamation was an 1814 decree in the Red River Colony that restricted the export of pemmican, intensifying tensions between the Hudson’s Bay Company, the North West Company, and local Métis communities.
• C. Brunswick Manifesto
  The Brunswick Manifesto was a 1792 proclamation by the Duke of Brunswick threatening Paris with severe reprisals if the French royal family were harmed, which inflamed revolutionary sentiment and helped precipitate the fall of the monarchy.
• D. Royal Proclamation of 1905
  The Royal Proclamation of 1905 was the British imperial decree that implemented the controversial partition of Bengal, reshaping provincial boundaries in colonial India and provoking widespread political opposition.
• E. Throne Speech of 1901
  The Throne Speech of 1901 was the Dutch monarch’s formal address to parliament that, among other matters, introduced the new colonial reform agenda later known as the Dutch Ethical Policy.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: 1916 Proclamation
Target entity description: The 1916 Proclamation is the historic document read at the start of the Easter Rising that declared Ireland’s independence from the United Kingdom and announced the establishment of the Irish Republic.

• A. Proclamation of 5 November 1916
  The Proclamation of 5 November 1916 was a World War I declaration by the German and Austro-Hungarian emperors announcing the creation of a nominally independent Kingdom of Poland from territories taken from the Russian Empire.
• B. Pemmican Proclamation
  The Pemmican Proclamation was an 1814 decree in the Red River Colony that restricted the export of pemmican, intensifying tensions between the Hudson’s Bay Company, the North West Company, and local Métis communities.
• C. Brunswick Manifesto
  The Brunswick Manifesto was a 1792 proclamation by the Duke of Brunswick threatening Paris with severe reprisals if the French royal family were harmed, which inflamed revolutionary sentiment and helped precipitate the fall of the monarchy.
• D. Royal Proclamation of 1905
  The Royal Proclamation of 1905 was the British imperial decree that implemented the controversial partition of Bengal, reshaping provincial boundaries in colonial India and provoking widespread political opposition.
• E. Throne Speech of 1901
  The Throne Speech of 1901 was the Dutch monarch’s formal address to parliament that, among other matters, introduced the new colonial reform agenda later known as the Dutch Ethical Policy.
• F. None of above. chosen