Triple

Target class: Native American chiefdom
Context triple: [Mocoso, instanceOf, Native American chiefdom]

• A. Indigenous clan
  An Indigenous clan is a kinship-based social group within an Indigenous community, typically tracing descent from a common ancestor and sharing cultural, spiritual, and territorial responsibilities.
• B. Pueblo ceremonial organization
  A Pueblo ceremonial organization is a structured religious and social institution within Pueblo communities that coordinates rituals, dances, and sacred responsibilities to maintain spiritual balance and communal cohesion.
• C. tribal confederation
  A tribal confederation is a loose alliance of distinct tribes that cooperate for mutual defense, governance, or shared interests while retaining their individual identities and autonomy.
• D. chiefdoms chosen
  Chiefdoms are hierarchical political organizations in which a central leader (chief) holds authority over multiple communities, redistributing resources and managing social, economic, and religious affairs.
• E. Inca polity
  The Inca polity was a highly centralized, hierarchical imperial state in the Andes that integrated diverse ethnic groups through a complex system of administration, tribute, and state-sponsored religion centered on the Sapa Inca.
• F. None of above.