Nootka Trading Company

Target entity: Nootka Trading Company
Context triple: [James Keziah Delaney, associatedWith, Nootka Trading Company]

• A. Russian-American Company
  The Russian-American Company was a state-sponsored chartered company that managed and profited from the Russian Empire’s colonial and fur-trading activities in North America, particularly in Alaska, during the 18th and 19th centuries.
• B. North West Company
  North West Company was a major Canadian fur trading enterprise that rivaled the Hudson’s Bay Company in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
• C. Swedish South Company
  The Swedish South Company was a 17th-century Swedish trading company that organized and managed Sweden’s short-lived colonial ventures in North America, particularly in the Delaware Valley.
• D. Pacific Fur Company
  The Pacific Fur Company was an early 19th-century American fur-trading enterprise backed by John Jacob Astor that played a key role in the commercial and territorial expansion of the Pacific Northwest.
• E. Columbia River Fishing and Trading Company
  The Columbia River Fishing and Trading Company was a 19th-century fur trading enterprise involved in the early commercial exploitation and settlement of the Pacific Northwest.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Nootka Trading Company
Target entity description: Nootka Trading Company is a fictional 19th-century British trading enterprise central to the plot of the television series "Taboo," in which James Keziah Delaney seeks to reclaim and control it.

• A. Russian-American Company
  The Russian-American Company was a state-sponsored chartered company that managed and profited from the Russian Empire’s colonial and fur-trading activities in North America, particularly in Alaska, during the 18th and 19th centuries.
• B. North West Company
  North West Company was a major Canadian fur trading enterprise that rivaled the Hudson’s Bay Company in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
• C. Swedish South Company
  The Swedish South Company was a 17th-century Swedish trading company that organized and managed Sweden’s short-lived colonial ventures in North America, particularly in the Delaware Valley.
• D. Pacific Fur Company
  The Pacific Fur Company was an early 19th-century American fur-trading enterprise backed by John Jacob Astor that played a key role in the commercial and territorial expansion of the Pacific Northwest.
• E. Columbia River Fishing and Trading Company
  The Columbia River Fishing and Trading Company was a 19th-century fur trading enterprise involved in the early commercial exploitation and settlement of the Pacific Northwest.
• F. None of above. chosen