Triple

Target class: Puebloan peoples
Context triple: [Tano Pueblos, instanceOf, Puebloan peoples]

• A. Puebloan people chosen
  The Puebloan people are Native American communities of the Southwestern United States known for their long-standing traditions of settled village life, intricate adobe and stone architecture, and rich cultural, artistic, and agricultural practices.
• B. Indigenous peoples of the Southwestern United States
  Indigenous peoples of the Southwestern United States are the diverse Native American and Native Hawaiian communities whose ancestral homelands span the arid and semi-arid regions of present-day Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Texas, and northern Mexico, each with distinct languages, cultures, and histories deeply tied to the land.
• C. Jicarilla Apache people
  The Jicarilla Apache people are a Native American tribe of the Southern Athabaskan language family, traditionally inhabiting areas of northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, known for their rich ceremonial traditions, basketry, and contemporary governance on the Jicarilla Apache Nation reservation.
• D. Mogollon culture branch
  A Mogollon culture branch is a regional or temporal subdivision of the ancient Mogollon archaeological culture of the American Southwest, characterized by distinct patterns in settlement, architecture, ceramics, and subsistence practices.
• E. O’odham people
  The O’odham people are an Indigenous group of the Sonoran Desert region of the U.S. Southwest and northern Mexico, encompassing several related communities with shared O’odham languages, cultural traditions, and ancestral ties to the land.
• F. None of above.