Silent Sejm agreements (1717)

Target entity: Silent Sejm agreements (1717)
Context triple: [Treaties of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, hasPart, Silent Sejm agreements (1717)]

• A. Treaty of Targowica
  The Treaty of Targowica was a 1792 confederation of conservative Polish nobles who, with Russian support, opposed the progressive Constitution of 3 May and helped trigger the downfall and partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
• B. Warsaw Confederation
  The Warsaw Confederation was a landmark 1573 Polish–Lithuanian act that guaranteed religious freedom and tolerance for the nobility, becoming one of Europe’s earliest formal protections of religious liberty.
• C. Treaty of Thorn (1709)
  The Treaty of Thorn (1709) was an agreement concluded during the Great Northern War that formalized the renewed alliance between Russia and Poland-Lithuania against Sweden following the Russian victory at Poltava.
• D. Treaty of Polanów (1634)
  The Treaty of Polanów (1634) was a peace agreement between the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and Tsardom of Russia that ended the Smolensk War and confirmed significant territorial and political concessions in favor of Poland-Lithuania.
• E. Treaty of Hadiach
  The Treaty of Hadiach was a 1658 agreement that sought to transform the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth into a tripartite Polish–Lithuanian–Ruthenian state by granting extensive autonomy and rights to the Cossack Hetmanate and the Ruthenian nobility.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Silent Sejm agreements (1717)
Target entity description: The Silent Sejm agreements of 1717 were a set of reforms imposed by the Russian-backed Polish parliament session that curtailed the political and military autonomy of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, marking a key step in its decline.

• A. Treaty of Targowica
  The Treaty of Targowica was a 1792 confederation of conservative Polish nobles who, with Russian support, opposed the progressive Constitution of 3 May and helped trigger the downfall and partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
• B. Warsaw Confederation
  The Warsaw Confederation was a landmark 1573 Polish–Lithuanian act that guaranteed religious freedom and tolerance for the nobility, becoming one of Europe’s earliest formal protections of religious liberty.
• C. Treaty of Thorn (1709)
  The Treaty of Thorn (1709) was an agreement concluded during the Great Northern War that formalized the renewed alliance between Russia and Poland-Lithuania against Sweden following the Russian victory at Poltava.
• D. Treaty of Polanów (1634)
  The Treaty of Polanów (1634) was a peace agreement between the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and Tsardom of Russia that ended the Smolensk War and confirmed significant territorial and political concessions in favor of Poland-Lithuania.
• E. Treaty of Hadiach
  The Treaty of Hadiach was a 1658 agreement that sought to transform the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth into a tripartite Polish–Lithuanian–Ruthenian state by granting extensive autonomy and rights to the Cossack Hetmanate and the Ruthenian nobility.
• F. None of above. chosen