Lancaster House Conferences on the independence of African colonies

Target entity: Lancaster House Conferences on the independence of African colonies
Context triple: [Lancaster House, notableEventHosted, Lancaster House Conferences on the independence of African colonies]

• A. Lancaster House Agreement
  The Lancaster House Agreement was the 1979 peace settlement that ended the Rhodesian Bush War and laid the constitutional foundations for the independent state of Zimbabwe.
• B. Round Table Conferences
  The Round Table Conferences were a series of high-level meetings held in London between British officials and Indian political leaders in the early 1930s to discuss constitutional reforms and the future governance of India.
• C. Brazzaville Conference
  The Brazzaville Conference was a 1944 meeting convened by Free French authorities in the Congo that redefined France’s colonial policy and laid groundwork for postwar reforms in its African territories.
• D. Pretoria Convention
  The Pretoria Convention was an 1881 treaty between the British Empire and the South African Republic that ended the First Boer War and restored limited self-government to the Boers under British suzerainty.
• E. 1947 Dadoo-Naicker-Xuma Pact
  The 1947 Dadoo-Naicker-Xuma Pact was a landmark political agreement in South Africa that united Indian and African anti-apartheid leaders in a common front against racial segregation and discrimination.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Lancaster House Conferences on the independence of African colonies
Target entity description: The Lancaster House Conferences on the independence of African colonies were a series of mid-20th-century constitutional negotiations in London that shaped the transition of several British African territories to sovereign nationhood.

• A. Lancaster House Agreement
  The Lancaster House Agreement was the 1979 peace settlement that ended the Rhodesian Bush War and laid the constitutional foundations for the independent state of Zimbabwe.
• B. Round Table Conferences
  The Round Table Conferences were a series of high-level meetings held in London between British officials and Indian political leaders in the early 1930s to discuss constitutional reforms and the future governance of India.
• C. Brazzaville Conference
  The Brazzaville Conference was a 1944 meeting convened by Free French authorities in the Congo that redefined France’s colonial policy and laid groundwork for postwar reforms in its African territories.
• D. Pretoria Convention
  The Pretoria Convention was an 1881 treaty between the British Empire and the South African Republic that ended the First Boer War and restored limited self-government to the Boers under British suzerainty.
• E. 1947 Dadoo-Naicker-Xuma Pact
  The 1947 Dadoo-Naicker-Xuma Pact was a landmark political agreement in South Africa that united Indian and African anti-apartheid leaders in a common front against racial segregation and discrimination.
• F. None of above. chosen