Battle of Hamilton (1651)

Target entity: Battle of Hamilton (1651)
Context triple: [Cromwell’s Scottish campaign of 1650–1651, hasConflict, Battle of Hamilton (1651)]

• A. Battle of the Kentish Knock (1652)
  The Battle of the Kentish Knock (1652) was a major early naval engagement of the First Anglo-Dutch War in which the English fleet defeated the Dutch off the Kentish Knock sandbank in the North Sea.
• B. Battle of Plymouth (1652)
  The Battle of Plymouth (1652) was a naval engagement during the First Anglo-Dutch War in which English and Dutch fleets clashed off the coast of Plymouth, England, as part of their struggle for maritime and commercial supremacy.
• C. Battle of Portland (1653)
  The Battle of Portland (1653) was a major three-day naval engagement in the English Channel during the First Anglo-Dutch War, in which the English fleet under General at Sea Robert Blake fought the Dutch fleet led by Lieutenant-Admiral Maarten Tromp for control of vital trade routes.
• D. Battle of Dungeness (1652)
  The Battle of Dungeness (1652) was a major naval engagement in the First Anglo-Dutch War in which the Dutch fleet under Maarten Tromp defeated the English off the coast of Kent, temporarily securing control of the English Channel.
• E. Battle of Jenkins' Ear
  The Battle of Jenkins' Ear was an 18th-century conflict between Britain and Spain, sparked by a notorious maritime incident, that formed part of the wider War of the Austrian Succession.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Battle of Hamilton (1651)
Target entity description: The Battle of Hamilton (1651) was a minor engagement in Scotland during Oliver Cromwell’s campaign in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, involving clashes between English Parliamentarian forces and Scottish Royalists.

• A. Battle of the Kentish Knock (1652)
  The Battle of the Kentish Knock (1652) was a major early naval engagement of the First Anglo-Dutch War in which the English fleet defeated the Dutch off the Kentish Knock sandbank in the North Sea.
• B. Battle of Plymouth (1652)
  The Battle of Plymouth (1652) was a naval engagement during the First Anglo-Dutch War in which English and Dutch fleets clashed off the coast of Plymouth, England, as part of their struggle for maritime and commercial supremacy.
• C. Battle of Portland (1653)
  The Battle of Portland (1653) was a major three-day naval engagement in the English Channel during the First Anglo-Dutch War, in which the English fleet under General at Sea Robert Blake fought the Dutch fleet led by Lieutenant-Admiral Maarten Tromp for control of vital trade routes.
• D. Battle of Dungeness (1652)
  The Battle of Dungeness (1652) was a major naval engagement in the First Anglo-Dutch War in which the Dutch fleet under Maarten Tromp defeated the English off the coast of Kent, temporarily securing control of the English Channel.
• E. Battle of Jenkins' Ear
  The Battle of Jenkins' Ear was an 18th-century conflict between Britain and Spain, sparked by a notorious maritime incident, that formed part of the wider War of the Austrian Succession.
• F. None of above. chosen