Triple

Target class: pre–World War I tension
Context triple: [Morocco question between Britain and France, instanceOf, pre–World War I tension]

• A. pretext for war
  A pretext for war is a fabricated or exaggerated justification used by a state to legitimize initiating military conflict, often masking underlying political, economic, or strategic motives.
• B. World War I-era polity
  A World War I-era polity is a sovereign or semi-sovereign political entity that existed and exercised governmental authority during the period surrounding the First World War (circa 1914–1918), shaped by the war’s diplomatic, military, and social upheavals.
• C. World War I–era diplomatic agreement
  A World War I–era diplomatic agreement is a formal treaty, pact, or understanding negotiated between states during or immediately surrounding the First World War, aimed at managing alliances, territorial claims, military commitments, or postwar settlements.
• D. World War I–era plot
  A World War I–era plot is a narrative centered around events, characters, and conflicts shaped by the political, social, and military conditions of the First World War period.
• E. Cold War relations
  Cold War relations encompass the complex political, military, economic, and ideological interactions between rival blocs—primarily the United States and the Soviet Union and their respective allies—from the late 1940s to the early 1990s, characterized by sustained tension, proxy conflicts, and nuclear deterrence without direct large-scale war between the superpowers.
• F. None of above. chosen