Triple

Target class: Amazonian Indigenous group
Context triple: [Murui-Muinane people, instanceOf, Amazonian Indigenous group]

• A. First Nations of South America chosen
  First Nations of South America are the diverse Indigenous peoples and communities of the South American continent, each with distinct cultures, languages, histories, and relationships to their ancestral lands.
• B. Lumad people
  The Lumad people are a diverse group of non-Muslim, non-Christian indigenous communities in Mindanao, Philippines, who maintain distinct ancestral lands, cultures, and governance systems.
• C. Lumad group
  A Lumad group is an indigenous community in Mindanao, Philippines, sharing a distinct ethnolinguistic identity, ancestral territory, and traditional socio-cultural practices separate from the region’s dominant Christian and Muslim populations.
• D. Negrito group
  The Negrito group refers to various indigenous peoples of Southeast Asia and the Andaman Islands characterized by shared physical traits such as short stature and dark skin, distinct languages, and long-standing hunter-gatherer traditions, rather than a single unified ethnic or genetic group.
• E. Maroon ethnic group
  The Maroon ethnic group consists of descendants of enslaved Africans who escaped colonial plantations in the Americas and formed independent, self-governing communities that preserved distinct African-derived cultural, social, and spiritual traditions.
• F. None of above.