Triple

Target class: early American military force
Context triple: [Connecticut militia, instanceOf, early American military force]

• A. American colonial soldier
  An American colonial soldier is an armed militiaman or regular enlisted in the British American colonies who participated in local defense, frontier warfare, and major conflicts such as the French and Indian War and the American Revolutionary War.
• B. Continental Army brigade formation
  A Continental Army brigade formation was a tactical military unit composed of several regiments organized under a brigadier general, arranged on the battlefield to coordinate infantry, artillery, and support elements during the American Revolutionary War.
• C. Revolutionary War institution
  A Revolutionary War institution is an organized body, such as a military, governmental, or civic entity, established or transformed during the American Revolution to support, administer, or legitimize the war effort and emerging nation.
• D. Revolutionary War institution
  A Revolutionary War institution is an organized body—such as a military unit, governing council, or support organization—established during the American Revolution to coordinate, supply, or direct the war effort and emerging governance.
• E. historical armed forces chosen
  Historical armed forces are organized military institutions from past eras, composed of soldiers, equipment, and command structures, created by states or societies to conduct warfare, defend territories, and project power.
• F. None of above.