Moroccan forces

Target entity: Moroccan forces
Context triple: [Tangier 1662–1680, hasParticipant, Moroccan forces]

• A. Moroccan resistance forces
  Moroccan resistance forces were indigenous Moroccan fighters and guerrilla groups that opposed and fought against Spanish colonial expansion and occupation in Morocco.
• B. Forces Armées Royales (Morocco)
  The Forces Armées Royales (Morocco) are the combined armed forces of the Kingdom of Morocco, responsible for national defense and regional security operations on land, at sea, and in the air.
• C. French Moroccan Goumiers
  The French Moroccan Goumiers were elite colonial mountain infantry from Morocco serving in the French Army, renowned for their rugged combat effectiveness in difficult terrain during World War II and other conflicts.
• D. French Army of Africa
  The French Army of Africa was the collective term for France’s colonial land forces in North Africa, composed largely of indigenous and European troops and active in numerous campaigns from the 19th century through World War II.
• E. Tunisian Army
  The Tunisian Army is the land warfare branch of Tunisia’s armed forces, historically influential in the country’s politics and noted for its relatively apolitical stance compared to other regional militaries.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Moroccan forces
Target entity description: Moroccan forces were the military units of the Sultanate of Morocco that repeatedly besieged and ultimately pressured the English-held port city of Tangier during the late 17th century.

• A. Moroccan resistance forces
  Moroccan resistance forces were indigenous Moroccan fighters and guerrilla groups that opposed and fought against Spanish colonial expansion and occupation in Morocco.
• B. Forces Armées Royales (Morocco)
  The Forces Armées Royales (Morocco) are the combined armed forces of the Kingdom of Morocco, responsible for national defense and regional security operations on land, at sea, and in the air.
• C. French Moroccan Goumiers
  The French Moroccan Goumiers were elite colonial mountain infantry from Morocco serving in the French Army, renowned for their rugged combat effectiveness in difficult terrain during World War II and other conflicts.
• D. French Army of Africa
  The French Army of Africa was the collective term for France’s colonial land forces in North Africa, composed largely of indigenous and European troops and active in numerous campaigns from the 19th century through World War II.
• E. Tunisian Army
  The Tunisian Army is the land warfare branch of Tunisia’s armed forces, historically influential in the country’s politics and noted for its relatively apolitical stance compared to other regional militaries.
• F. None of above. chosen