Treaty of Hanover (1725)

Target entity: Treaty of Hanover (1725)
Context triple: [Anglo-Spanish War (1727–1729), hasDiplomaticContext, Treaty of Hanover (1725)]

• A. Treaty of Celle (1679)
  The Treaty of Celle (1679) was a peace agreement that helped end the Scanian War by settling territorial and political disputes between Sweden and its adversaries in Northern Europe.
• B. Treaty of London (1718)
  The Treaty of London (1718) was an international agreement between Britain, France, Austria, and the Dutch Republic that reshaped the European balance of power by curbing Spanish ambitions in Italy and helping to stabilize the post–War of the Spanish Succession order.
• C. Treaty of Westminster (1756)
  The Treaty of Westminster (1756) was a defensive alliance between Great Britain and Prussia that helped realign European powers at the outset of the Seven Years' War.
• D. Treaty of Dover (1670)
  The Treaty of Dover (1670) was a secret agreement between England’s Charles II and France’s Louis XIV in which Charles pledged support for French policies (including war against the Dutch and a covert move toward Catholicism) in exchange for substantial subsidies.
• E. Treaty of Nymphenburg (1741)
  The Treaty of Nymphenburg (1741) was an alliance during the War of the Austrian Succession in which France, Bavaria, and other powers agreed to oppose Maria Theresa’s inheritance of the Habsburg lands and to partition Austrian territories among themselves.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Treaty of Hanover (1725)
Target entity description: The Treaty of Hanover (1725) was an alliance between Great Britain, France, and Prussia aimed at countering Habsburg power and reshaping the balance of power in early 18th-century Europe.

• A. Treaty of Celle (1679)
  The Treaty of Celle (1679) was a peace agreement that helped end the Scanian War by settling territorial and political disputes between Sweden and its adversaries in Northern Europe.
• B. Treaty of London (1718)
  The Treaty of London (1718) was an international agreement between Britain, France, Austria, and the Dutch Republic that reshaped the European balance of power by curbing Spanish ambitions in Italy and helping to stabilize the post–War of the Spanish Succession order.
• C. Treaty of Westminster (1756)
  The Treaty of Westminster (1756) was a defensive alliance between Great Britain and Prussia that helped realign European powers at the outset of the Seven Years' War.
• D. Treaty of Dover (1670)
  The Treaty of Dover (1670) was a secret agreement between England’s Charles II and France’s Louis XIV in which Charles pledged support for French policies (including war against the Dutch and a covert move toward Catholicism) in exchange for substantial subsidies.
• E. Treaty of Nymphenburg (1741)
  The Treaty of Nymphenburg (1741) was an alliance during the War of the Austrian Succession in which France, Bavaria, and other powers agreed to oppose Maria Theresa’s inheritance of the Habsburg lands and to partition Austrian territories among themselves.
• F. None of above. chosen