Triple

Target class: delegate to the Constitutional Convention
Context triple: [John Lansing Jr., instanceOf, delegate to the Constitutional Convention]

• A. delegate to a constitutional convention chosen
  A delegate to a constitutional convention is an individual chosen or elected to represent a constituency in drafting, debating, and deciding on the provisions of a constitution or major constitutional revisions.
• B. delegate to the Continental Congress
  A delegate to the Continental Congress is an appointed or elected representative from one of the American colonies who participated in the intercolonial legislative assemblies that coordinated resistance to British rule and laid the groundwork for the United States’ independence.
• C. organ of the Constitutional Convention
  An organ of the Constitutional Convention is a formally established body or component within the Convention’s structure, endowed with specific powers, responsibilities, and procedures to carry out particular functions in the constitution-making process.
• D. constitutional convention
  A constitutional convention is a formal gathering of representatives convened to draft, revise, or replace a constitution or fundamental governing framework of a political entity.
• E. office in the Continental Congress
  An office in the Continental Congress is a formal position or role held by an individual within the legislative body of the American colonies, responsible for specific duties in organizing, managing, or conducting its political and administrative affairs.
• F. None of above.