Province of Southern Africa

Target entity: Province of Southern Africa
Context triple: [Archbishop of Cape Town, ecclesiasticalProvince, Province of Southern Africa]

• A. Dominion of South Africa
  The Dominion of South Africa was a self-governing British dominion (1910–1961) that participated in both World Wars and formed the historical predecessor to the modern Republic of South Africa.
• B. Orange Free State
  The Orange Free State was a 19th-century independent Boer republic in southern Africa that later became a British colony following the Second Boer War.
• C. Colony of Natal
  The Colony of Natal was a British colonial territory in southeastern Africa, centered on the port of Durban, that existed from the mid-19th century until it became part of the Union of South Africa in 1910.
• D. Cape Province
  Cape Province was a former large administrative region of South Africa that existed from the early 20th century until its division into several smaller provinces in 1994.
• E. Transvaal
  Transvaal was a former Boer republic and later British colony in what is now northeastern South Africa, central to the conflicts and politics of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Province of Southern Africa
Target entity description: The Province of Southern Africa is an Anglican ecclesiastical jurisdiction encompassing multiple dioceses in southern Africa under the leadership of the Archbishop of Cape Town.

• A. Dominion of South Africa
  The Dominion of South Africa was a self-governing British dominion (1910–1961) that participated in both World Wars and formed the historical predecessor to the modern Republic of South Africa.
• B. Orange Free State
  The Orange Free State was a 19th-century independent Boer republic in southern Africa that later became a British colony following the Second Boer War.
• C. Colony of Natal
  The Colony of Natal was a British colonial territory in southeastern Africa, centered on the port of Durban, that existed from the mid-19th century until it became part of the Union of South Africa in 1910.
• D. Cape Province
  Cape Province was a former large administrative region of South Africa that existed from the early 20th century until its division into several smaller provinces in 1994.
• E. Transvaal
  Transvaal was a former Boer republic and later British colony in what is now northeastern South Africa, central to the conflicts and politics of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
• F. None of above. chosen