Fribourg Peace Treaty

Target entity: Fribourg Peace Treaty
Context triple: [Treaty of Fribourg (1516), alsoKnownAs, Fribourg Peace Treaty]

• A. Treaty of Mortefontaine
  The Treaty of Mortefontaine was a 1800 agreement between the United States and France that ended the Quasi-War and normalized diplomatic and commercial relations between the two nations.
• B. Treaty of Münsingen
  The Treaty of Münsingen was a 15th-century agreement that unified the previously divided territories of Württemberg under the rule of Count Eberhard im Bart, laying the foundation for a more centralized state.
• C. Treaty of Ribemont
  The Treaty of Ribemont was a 9th-century agreement that further adjusted the territorial divisions of the Carolingian Empire among its rulers following the earlier partitions established by the Treaty of Verdun.
• D. Treaty of Lyon
  The Treaty of Lyon was a 1601 peace agreement between France and Savoy that ended their conflict and significantly reshaped their territorial boundaries in the western Alps.
• E. Treaty of Conflans
  The Treaty of Conflans was a 1465 peace agreement between King Louis XI of France and Charles the Bold that ended part of the League of the Public Weal conflict by granting significant concessions to the rebellious nobility.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Fribourg Peace Treaty
Target entity description: The Fribourg Peace Treaty was a 1516 agreement that ended hostilities between France and the Swiss Confederacy, establishing a long-lasting peace and alliance.

• A. Treaty of Mortefontaine
  The Treaty of Mortefontaine was a 1800 agreement between the United States and France that ended the Quasi-War and normalized diplomatic and commercial relations between the two nations.
• B. Treaty of Münsingen
  The Treaty of Münsingen was a 15th-century agreement that unified the previously divided territories of Württemberg under the rule of Count Eberhard im Bart, laying the foundation for a more centralized state.
• C. Treaty of Ribemont
  The Treaty of Ribemont was a 9th-century agreement that further adjusted the territorial divisions of the Carolingian Empire among its rulers following the earlier partitions established by the Treaty of Verdun.
• D. Treaty of Lyon
  The Treaty of Lyon was a 1601 peace agreement between France and Savoy that ended their conflict and significantly reshaped their territorial boundaries in the western Alps.
• E. Treaty of Conflans
  The Treaty of Conflans was a 1465 peace agreement between King Louis XI of France and Charles the Bold that ended part of the League of the Public Weal conflict by granting significant concessions to the rebellious nobility.
• F. None of above. chosen