Anglo-Hanoverian-led coalition

Target entity: Anglo-Hanoverian-led coalition
Context triple: [Siege of Kassel (1762), opponent, Anglo-Hanoverian-led coalition]

• A. Austro-Russian-Saxon coalition
  The Austro-Russian-Saxon coalition was an alliance of Austria, Russia, and Saxony that fought together in the War of the Polish Succession to support their preferred claimant to the Polish throne and counter French influence in Central and Eastern Europe.
• B. Austria–Russia–Prussia coalition
  The Austria–Russia–Prussia coalition was a major anti-Napoleonic alliance of Central and Eastern European powers that coordinated their military efforts against the French Empire during the later stages of the Napoleonic Wars.
• C. Britain–France–Russia coalition
  The Britain–France–Russia coalition was a 19th-century alliance of the three great powers that intervened militarily in the Greek War of Independence to curb Ottoman influence and support Greek autonomy.
• D. imperial-Plantagenet-Flemish coalition
  The imperial-Plantagenet-Flemish coalition was an early 13th-century alliance of the Holy Roman Emperor, the English Plantagenet monarchy, and Flemish forces that opposed King Philip II of France in the Battle of Bouvines.
• E. Grand Alliance against France
  The Grand Alliance against France was a late 17th-century European coalition, led by powers such as England, the Dutch Republic, and the Holy Roman Empire, formed to curb the expansionist ambitions of Louis XIV.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Anglo-Hanoverian-led coalition
Target entity description: The Anglo-Hanoverian-led coalition was a military alliance of Britain, Hanover, and their allies that fought against France and its partners during the Seven Years' War in Western and Central Europe.

• A. Austro-Russian-Saxon coalition
  The Austro-Russian-Saxon coalition was an alliance of Austria, Russia, and Saxony that fought together in the War of the Polish Succession to support their preferred claimant to the Polish throne and counter French influence in Central and Eastern Europe.
• B. Austria–Russia–Prussia coalition
  The Austria–Russia–Prussia coalition was a major anti-Napoleonic alliance of Central and Eastern European powers that coordinated their military efforts against the French Empire during the later stages of the Napoleonic Wars.
• C. Britain–France–Russia coalition
  The Britain–France–Russia coalition was a 19th-century alliance of the three great powers that intervened militarily in the Greek War of Independence to curb Ottoman influence and support Greek autonomy.
• D. imperial-Plantagenet-Flemish coalition
  The imperial-Plantagenet-Flemish coalition was an early 13th-century alliance of the Holy Roman Emperor, the English Plantagenet monarchy, and Flemish forces that opposed King Philip II of France in the Battle of Bouvines.
• E. Grand Alliance against France
  The Grand Alliance against France was a late 17th-century European coalition, led by powers such as England, the Dutch Republic, and the Holy Roman Empire, formed to curb the expansionist ambitions of Louis XIV.
• F. None of above. chosen