Mon–Khmer peoples

Target entity: Mon–Khmer peoples
Context triple: [Bru-Van Kieu, ethnolinguisticGroup, Mon–Khmer peoples]

• A. Khmer people
  The Khmer people are the indigenous ethnic group of Cambodia, known for their rich cultural heritage, including the Khmer language, Theravada Buddhist traditions, and the historical Angkor civilization.
• B. Vietic peoples
  The Vietic peoples are an ethnolinguistic group of Southeast Asia speaking Vietic (a branch of the Austroasiatic) languages, including the majority Kinh of Vietnam and several smaller highland and minority communities.
• C. Khmu people
  The Khmu people are an indigenous ethnic group of mainland Southeast Asia, primarily inhabiting the mountainous regions of northern Laos and neighboring countries, known for their distinct Mon-Khmer language and traditional swidden agriculture.
• D. Meo people
  The Meo people are a predominantly Muslim ethnic community of northwestern India, especially in the Mewat region, known for their syncretic blend of Islamic and local Rajput cultural traditions.
• E. Mon–Khmer ethnic groups in Vietnam
  The Mon–Khmer ethnic groups in Vietnam are a diverse collection of indigenous communities belonging to the Austroasiatic language family, primarily inhabiting the country’s central and highland regions.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Mon–Khmer peoples
Target entity description: The Mon–Khmer peoples are a diverse collection of indigenous ethnic groups in mainland Southeast Asia who speak branches of the Austroasiatic language family and share ancient cultural and historical roots in the region.

• A. Khmer people
  The Khmer people are the indigenous ethnic group of Cambodia, known for their rich cultural heritage, including the Khmer language, Theravada Buddhist traditions, and the historical Angkor civilization.
• B. Vietic peoples
  The Vietic peoples are an ethnolinguistic group of Southeast Asia speaking Vietic (a branch of the Austroasiatic) languages, including the majority Kinh of Vietnam and several smaller highland and minority communities.
• C. Khmu people
  The Khmu people are an indigenous ethnic group of mainland Southeast Asia, primarily inhabiting the mountainous regions of northern Laos and neighboring countries, known for their distinct Mon-Khmer language and traditional swidden agriculture.
• D. Meo people
  The Meo people are a predominantly Muslim ethnic community of northwestern India, especially in the Mewat region, known for their syncretic blend of Islamic and local Rajput cultural traditions.
• E. Mon–Khmer ethnic groups in Vietnam
  The Mon–Khmer ethnic groups in Vietnam are a diverse collection of indigenous communities belonging to the Austroasiatic language family, primarily inhabiting the country’s central and highland regions.
• F. None of above. chosen