Maidstone-area Black settlement, Saskatchewan

Target entity: Maidstone-area Black settlement, Saskatchewan
Context triple: [Black Prairie communities, notableCommunity, Maidstone-area Black settlement, Saskatchewan]

• A. Hensley Settlement
  Hensley Settlement is a historic, early-20th-century Appalachian mountain community preserved as a living history site within Cumberland Gap National Historical Park.
• B. Palmerston Settlement
  Palmerston Settlement is the small, remote village that serves as the main inhabited community on Palmerston Island in the Cook Islands.
• C. Africville community in Halifax
  The Africville community in Halifax was a historic Black Canadian settlement whose residents faced systemic discrimination and whose controversial destruction in the 1960s later became a powerful symbol of Black civil rights and urban injustice in Canada.
• D. Africville
  Africville was a historic Black community in Halifax, Nova Scotia, known for its vibrant African-Canadian culture and for the controversial mid-20th-century relocation and demolition that became a symbol of systemic racism in Canada.
• E. Stoney Indian Reserve, Alberta
  Stoney Indian Reserve, Alberta is a First Nations reserve in western Alberta, Canada, known for its scenic Rocky Mountain landscapes and use as a filming location for major motion pictures.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Maidstone-area Black settlement, Saskatchewan
Target entity description: Maidstone-area Black settlement, Saskatchewan was an early 20th-century Black farming community in western Canada established by African American homesteaders seeking land and greater freedom from racial discrimination.

• A. Hensley Settlement
  Hensley Settlement is a historic, early-20th-century Appalachian mountain community preserved as a living history site within Cumberland Gap National Historical Park.
• B. Palmerston Settlement
  Palmerston Settlement is the small, remote village that serves as the main inhabited community on Palmerston Island in the Cook Islands.
• C. Africville community in Halifax
  The Africville community in Halifax was a historic Black Canadian settlement whose residents faced systemic discrimination and whose controversial destruction in the 1960s later became a powerful symbol of Black civil rights and urban injustice in Canada.
• D. Africville
  Africville was a historic Black community in Halifax, Nova Scotia, known for its vibrant African-Canadian culture and for the controversial mid-20th-century relocation and demolition that became a symbol of systemic racism in Canada.
• E. Stoney Indian Reserve, Alberta
  Stoney Indian Reserve, Alberta is a First Nations reserve in western Alberta, Canada, known for its scenic Rocky Mountain landscapes and use as a filming location for major motion pictures.
• F. None of above. chosen