Félibrige movement

Target entity: Félibrige movement
Context triple: [Mistralian orthography, usedBy, Félibrige movement]

• A. Clarté movement
  The Clarté movement was an international intellectual and pacifist organization of the early 20th century that united left-leaning writers and thinkers in advocating for peace, social justice, and socialist ideals after World War I.
• B. Action Française
  Action Française was a French far-right monarchist and nationalist movement, influential in the early 20th century and closely associated with the ideas of Charles Maurras.
• C. Comité des Citoyens
  The Comité des Citoyens was a New Orleans–based civil rights organization of the late 19th century that orchestrated legal challenges to racial segregation, most notably the test case involving Homer Plessy that led to Plessy v. Ferguson.
• D. Feuillants
  The Feuillants were a moderate political group during the French Revolution that supported a constitutional monarchy and opposed the more radical Jacobins.
• E. Jacobin Club
  The Jacobin Club was a radical political organization during the French Revolution that championed republicanism, centralization, and the Reign of Terror under leaders like Robespierre.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Félibrige movement
Target entity description: The Félibrige movement was a 19th-century literary and cultural association in southern France dedicated to reviving and promoting the Occitan (Provençal) language and regional identity.

• A. Clarté movement
  The Clarté movement was an international intellectual and pacifist organization of the early 20th century that united left-leaning writers and thinkers in advocating for peace, social justice, and socialist ideals after World War I.
• B. Action Française
  Action Française was a French far-right monarchist and nationalist movement, influential in the early 20th century and closely associated with the ideas of Charles Maurras.
• C. Comité des Citoyens
  The Comité des Citoyens was a New Orleans–based civil rights organization of the late 19th century that orchestrated legal challenges to racial segregation, most notably the test case involving Homer Plessy that led to Plessy v. Ferguson.
• D. Feuillants
  The Feuillants were a moderate political group during the French Revolution that supported a constitutional monarchy and opposed the more radical Jacobins.
• E. Jacobin Club
  The Jacobin Club was a radical political organization during the French Revolution that championed republicanism, centralization, and the Reign of Terror under leaders like Robespierre.
• F. None of above. chosen