Choctaw oral literature

Target entity: Choctaw oral literature
Context triple: [Choctaw language, languageOf, Choctaw oral literature]

• A. Choctaw language
  The Choctaw language is a Native American Muskogean language traditionally spoken by the Choctaw people of the southeastern United States, particularly in Oklahoma and Mississippi.
• B. The Way to Rainy Mountain
  The Way to Rainy Mountain is a seminal work by N. Scott Momaday that blends Kiowa folklore, personal memoir, and historical narrative, and is widely credited with helping launch the Native American Renaissance in literature.
• C. Native American literature
  Native American literature is a body of writing by Indigenous peoples of the United States and Canada that blends oral storytelling traditions with written forms to explore themes of identity, history, colonization, and cultural survival.
• D. Navajo creation narratives
  Navajo creation narratives are traditional Diné stories that recount the origins of the world, the emergence of the Navajo people through successive worlds, and the establishment of their spiritual, moral, and social order.
• E. Chickasaw language
  Chickasaw language is a critically endangered Muskogean language of the Native American Chickasaw people, traditionally spoken in parts of Oklahoma and the southeastern United States.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Choctaw oral literature
Target entity description: Choctaw oral literature is the traditional body of stories, songs, myths, and spoken narratives that convey the history, values, and cosmology of the Choctaw people.

• A. Choctaw language
  The Choctaw language is a Native American Muskogean language traditionally spoken by the Choctaw people of the southeastern United States, particularly in Oklahoma and Mississippi.
• B. The Way to Rainy Mountain
  The Way to Rainy Mountain is a seminal work by N. Scott Momaday that blends Kiowa folklore, personal memoir, and historical narrative, and is widely credited with helping launch the Native American Renaissance in literature.
• C. Native American literature
  Native American literature is a body of writing by Indigenous peoples of the United States and Canada that blends oral storytelling traditions with written forms to explore themes of identity, history, colonization, and cultural survival.
• D. Navajo creation narratives
  Navajo creation narratives are traditional Diné stories that recount the origins of the world, the emergence of the Navajo people through successive worlds, and the establishment of their spiritual, moral, and social order.
• E. Chickasaw language
  Chickasaw language is a critically endangered Muskogean language of the Native American Chickasaw people, traditionally spoken in parts of Oklahoma and the southeastern United States.
• F. None of above. chosen