Treaty of Alexandropol

Target entity: Treaty of Alexandropol
Context triple: [Turkish–Armenian War (1920), result, Treaty of Alexandropol]

• A. Treaty of Kars
  The Treaty of Kars is a 1921 agreement between Turkey and several Soviet republics that defined much of the modern border in the South Caucasus, particularly between Turkey, Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan.
• B. Treaty of Batum (1918)
  The Treaty of Batum (1918) was a World War I–era peace agreement in which the newly formed First Republic of Armenia, under severe military and political pressure, ceded large territories to the Ottoman Empire.
• C. Treaty of Bender
  The Treaty of Bender was a 1713 agreement between the Ottoman Empire and Charles XII of Sweden that shaped Swedish-Ottoman relations after the Great Northern War and influenced subsequent political developments in Eastern Europe.
• D. Treaty of Turkmenchay
  The Treaty of Turkmenchay was an 1828 peace agreement between Qajar Iran and the Russian Empire that ended the Russo-Persian War and forced Iran to cede large parts of the South Caucasus, profoundly reshaping the region’s political boundaries.
• E. Treaty of Ayastefanos
  The Treaty of Ayastefanos was an 1878 peace agreement between the Russian and Ottoman Empires that ended the Russo-Turkish War and proposed a large autonomous Bulgaria, significantly reshaping the Balkans before being revised by the Congress of Berlin.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Treaty of Alexandropol
Target entity description: The Treaty of Alexandropol was a 1920 peace agreement that forced the First Republic of Armenia to cede large territories and accept severe political and military concessions to Turkey following its defeat in the Turkish–Armenian War.

• A. Treaty of Kars
  The Treaty of Kars is a 1921 agreement between Turkey and several Soviet republics that defined much of the modern border in the South Caucasus, particularly between Turkey, Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan.
• B. Treaty of Batum (1918)
  The Treaty of Batum (1918) was a World War I–era peace agreement in which the newly formed First Republic of Armenia, under severe military and political pressure, ceded large territories to the Ottoman Empire.
• C. Treaty of Bender
  The Treaty of Bender was a 1713 agreement between the Ottoman Empire and Charles XII of Sweden that shaped Swedish-Ottoman relations after the Great Northern War and influenced subsequent political developments in Eastern Europe.
• D. Treaty of Turkmenchay
  The Treaty of Turkmenchay was an 1828 peace agreement between Qajar Iran and the Russian Empire that ended the Russo-Persian War and forced Iran to cede large parts of the South Caucasus, profoundly reshaping the region’s political boundaries.
• E. Treaty of Ayastefanos
  The Treaty of Ayastefanos was an 1878 peace agreement between the Russian and Ottoman Empires that ended the Russo-Turkish War and proposed a large autonomous Bulgaria, significantly reshaping the Balkans before being revised by the Congress of Berlin.
• F. None of above. chosen