Californio militia

Target entity: Californio militia
Context triple: [Californian campaign of the Mexican–American War, belligerent, Californio militia]

• A. Army of New Mexico
  The Army of New Mexico was a Confederate field army formed during the American Civil War to conduct the ill-fated 1861–1862 campaign to seize the New Mexico Territory and potentially advance into the American Southwest.
• B. Arizona territorial militia
  The Arizona territorial militia was a locally organized military force of the Arizona Territory that conducted campaigns and frontier defense operations, particularly against Native American groups, during the 19th century.
• C. Colorado Territory militia
  The Colorado Territory militia was a 19th-century volunteer military force from the U.S. Colorado Territory, active in regional conflicts with Native American tribes on the Great Plains.
• D. Indiana territorial militia
  The Indiana territorial militia was the locally raised military force of the Indiana Territory that played a central role in frontier defense and conflicts with Native American confederacies in the early 19th century.
• E. Saint Patrick's Battalion
  Saint Patrick's Battalion was a unit of mostly Irish Catholic deserters from the U.S. Army who fought for Mexico during the Mexican–American War, becoming known for their fierce resistance and controversial defection.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Californio militia
Target entity description: The Californio militia was a locally raised force of Spanish-speaking Californian residents that fought on the Mexican side during the Mexican–American War, particularly in the struggle for control of Alta California.

• A. Army of New Mexico
  The Army of New Mexico was a Confederate field army formed during the American Civil War to conduct the ill-fated 1861–1862 campaign to seize the New Mexico Territory and potentially advance into the American Southwest.
• B. Arizona territorial militia
  The Arizona territorial militia was a locally organized military force of the Arizona Territory that conducted campaigns and frontier defense operations, particularly against Native American groups, during the 19th century.
• C. Colorado Territory militia
  The Colorado Territory militia was a 19th-century volunteer military force from the U.S. Colorado Territory, active in regional conflicts with Native American tribes on the Great Plains.
• D. Indiana territorial militia
  The Indiana territorial militia was the locally raised military force of the Indiana Territory that played a central role in frontier defense and conflicts with Native American confederacies in the early 19th century.
• E. Saint Patrick's Battalion
  Saint Patrick's Battalion was a unit of mostly Irish Catholic deserters from the U.S. Army who fought for Mexico during the Mexican–American War, becoming known for their fierce resistance and controversial defection.
• F. None of above. chosen