Botswana independence movement

Target entity: Botswana independence movement
Context triple: [A United Kingdom, mainSubject, Botswana independence movement]

• A. Barotseland independence activists
  Barotseland independence activists are a political and social movement advocating for the self-determination and restoration of sovereignty of the Barotseland region, primarily in western Zambia.
• B. Transvaal independence movement
  The Transvaal independence movement was a late 19th-century Boer nationalist struggle to restore the South African Republic’s sovereignty from British imperial rule.
• C. Southern African liberation movements
  Southern African liberation movements were anti-colonial and anti-apartheid political and military organizations that fought to end white minority rule and achieve national independence across countries such as Mozambique, Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.
• D. Venda bantustan
  Venda bantustan was a nominally independent, apartheid-era homeland in northern South Africa designated for the Venda-speaking people.
• E. Bophuthatswana
  Bophuthatswana was a nominally independent Bantustan in northwestern South Africa, established under apartheid to segregate Tswana-speaking people and denied international recognition.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Botswana independence movement
Target entity description: The Botswana independence movement was a mid-20th-century nationalist campaign that led the Bechuanaland Protectorate to peacefully gain sovereignty as the Republic of Botswana in 1966.

• A. Barotseland independence activists
  Barotseland independence activists are a political and social movement advocating for the self-determination and restoration of sovereignty of the Barotseland region, primarily in western Zambia.
• B. Transvaal independence movement
  The Transvaal independence movement was a late 19th-century Boer nationalist struggle to restore the South African Republic’s sovereignty from British imperial rule.
• C. Southern African liberation movements
  Southern African liberation movements were anti-colonial and anti-apartheid political and military organizations that fought to end white minority rule and achieve national independence across countries such as Mozambique, Angola, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.
• D. Venda bantustan
  Venda bantustan was a nominally independent, apartheid-era homeland in northern South Africa designated for the Venda-speaking people.
• E. Bophuthatswana
  Bophuthatswana was a nominally independent Bantustan in northwestern South Africa, established under apartheid to segregate Tswana-speaking people and denied international recognition.
• F. None of above. chosen