Treaty of Karlowitz negotiations

Target entity: Treaty of Karlowitz negotiations
Context triple: [Battle of Zenta, followedBy, Treaty of Karlowitz negotiations]

• A. Treaty of Vienna (1731)
  The Treaty of Vienna (1731) was an agreement between major European powers that helped secure international recognition of the Habsburg succession arrangements set out in the Pragmatic Sanction of 1713, reshaping the diplomatic balance in early 18th-century Europe.
• B. Treaty of Vienna (1689)
  The Treaty of Vienna (1689) was an alliance agreement that helped form the Grand Alliance against Louis XIV of France during the Nine Years' War.
• C. Treaty of Pressburg
  The Treaty of Pressburg was a 1805 peace agreement between Napoleonic France and Austria that reshaped the map of Central Europe by ceding significant Habsburg territories and consolidating French dominance after Austria’s defeat.
• D. Treaty of Vienna (1738)
  The Treaty of Vienna (1738) was a peace settlement that ended the War of the Polish Succession by redistributing several European territories and confirming the Habsburg succession arrangements.
• E. Treaty of Hubertusburg
  The Treaty of Hubertusburg was a 1763 peace agreement that ended the Third Silesian War and the Seven Years' War in Central Europe, confirming Prussia's control over Silesia and solidifying its status as a major European power.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Treaty of Karlowitz negotiations
Target entity description: The Treaty of Karlowitz negotiations were the diplomatic talks in 1698–1699 that brought together the Ottoman Empire and the Holy League powers to conclude the Great Turkish War and redraw the map of Central and Eastern Europe.

• A. Treaty of Vienna (1731)
  The Treaty of Vienna (1731) was an agreement between major European powers that helped secure international recognition of the Habsburg succession arrangements set out in the Pragmatic Sanction of 1713, reshaping the diplomatic balance in early 18th-century Europe.
• B. Treaty of Vienna (1689)
  The Treaty of Vienna (1689) was an alliance agreement that helped form the Grand Alliance against Louis XIV of France during the Nine Years' War.
• C. Treaty of Pressburg
  The Treaty of Pressburg was a 1805 peace agreement between Napoleonic France and Austria that reshaped the map of Central Europe by ceding significant Habsburg territories and consolidating French dominance after Austria’s defeat.
• D. Treaty of Vienna (1738)
  The Treaty of Vienna (1738) was a peace settlement that ended the War of the Polish Succession by redistributing several European territories and confirming the Habsburg succession arrangements.
• E. Treaty of Hubertusburg
  The Treaty of Hubertusburg was a 1763 peace agreement that ended the Third Silesian War and the Seven Years' War in Central Europe, confirming Prussia's control over Silesia and solidifying its status as a major European power.
• F. None of above. chosen