Triple

Target class: division of the Cheyenne people
Context triple: [Southern Cheyenne, instanceOf, division of the Cheyenne people]

• A. Cheyenne subgroup chosen
  The Cheyenne subgroup is a smaller, distinct division within the Cheyenne people, typically defined by shared kinship, territory, or cultural practices.
• B. Plains Indians
  Plains Indians were the diverse Native American peoples who traditionally inhabited the Great Plains of North America, known for their nomadic buffalo-hunting cultures, horse-centered lifestyles, and rich spiritual traditions.
• C. Sioux subgroup
  A Sioux subgroup is a distinct division within the larger Sioux (Dakota, Lakota, Nakota) people, defined by shared dialect, territory, and cultural traditions.
• D. Great Basin tribe
  A Great Basin tribe is an Indigenous group native to the arid Great Basin region of the western United States, traditionally organized in small, mobile bands that adapted to a harsh environment through hunting, gathering, and intricate knowledge of local ecosystems.
• E. Chiricahua Apache
  Chiricahua Apache refers to a group of Apachean people historically based in the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, known for their distinct culture, language, and resistance to colonization.
• F. None of above.