Villa Madama Agreement

Target entity: Villa Madama Agreement
Context triple: [Concordat between the Holy See and Italy (1984 revision), alsoKnownAs, Villa Madama Agreement]

• A. Lateran Treaty
  The Lateran Treaty was a 1929 agreement between the Kingdom of Italy and the Holy See that created the independent state of Vatican City and resolved the longstanding "Roman Question."
• B. Locarno Treaties
  The Locarno Treaties were a series of 1925 diplomatic agreements in which Germany, France, Belgium, Britain, and Italy sought to stabilize post–World War I Europe by guaranteeing Western borders and promoting reconciliation with Germany.
• C. Treaty of Osimo
  The Treaty of Osimo is a 1975 agreement between Italy and Yugoslavia that definitively settled their post–World War II border, particularly in the Trieste area, and laid the basis for the modern Italy–Slovenia frontier.
• D. Plombières Agreement
  The Plombières Agreement was a secret 1858 understanding between France and the Kingdom of Sardinia in which Napoleon III informally promised military support to Count Cavour against Austria in exchange for territorial concessions in Italy, paving the way for Italian unification and later formalized in the Treaty of Turin.
• E. Leuenberg Agreement
  The Leuenberg Agreement is a landmark 1973 ecumenical accord that established full church fellowship among many European Lutheran, Reformed, and United Protestant churches by resolving key doctrinal disputes from the Reformation era.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Villa Madama Agreement
Target entity description: The Villa Madama Agreement is the 1984 revision of the Lateran Pacts that redefined the relationship between the Italian state and the Catholic Church, notably ending Catholicism’s status as Italy’s state religion.

• A. Lateran Treaty
  The Lateran Treaty was a 1929 agreement between the Kingdom of Italy and the Holy See that created the independent state of Vatican City and resolved the longstanding "Roman Question."
• B. Locarno Treaties
  The Locarno Treaties were a series of 1925 diplomatic agreements in which Germany, France, Belgium, Britain, and Italy sought to stabilize post–World War I Europe by guaranteeing Western borders and promoting reconciliation with Germany.
• C. Treaty of Osimo
  The Treaty of Osimo is a 1975 agreement between Italy and Yugoslavia that definitively settled their post–World War II border, particularly in the Trieste area, and laid the basis for the modern Italy–Slovenia frontier.
• D. Plombières Agreement
  The Plombières Agreement was a secret 1858 understanding between France and the Kingdom of Sardinia in which Napoleon III informally promised military support to Count Cavour against Austria in exchange for territorial concessions in Italy, paving the way for Italian unification and later formalized in the Treaty of Turin.
• E. Leuenberg Agreement
  The Leuenberg Agreement is a landmark 1973 ecumenical accord that established full church fellowship among many European Lutheran, Reformed, and United Protestant churches by resolving key doctrinal disputes from the Reformation era.
• F. None of above. chosen