Thein Sein administration

Target entity: Thein Sein administration
Context triple: [2010 Myanmar general election, enabledGovernment, Thein Sein administration]

• A. U Nu government
  The U Nu government was the democratically elected civilian administration that led Burma (now Myanmar) in the years following independence, before being toppled by a military coup.
• B. Tatmadaw
  Tatmadaw is the armed forces of Myanmar, historically central to the country's politics and military rule.
• C. Than Shwe
  Than Shwe is a Burmese military general who served as the de facto ruler of Myanmar, leading its authoritarian junta for nearly two decades.
• D. Amyotha Hluttaw
  The Amyotha Hluttaw is the upper chamber of Myanmar's national legislature, representing the country's states and regions in a bicameral parliamentary system.
• E. North Hsenwi
  North Hsenwi was a former Shan State in what is now Myanmar, historically ruled by local chiefs (saophas) and known for its role in the complex patchwork of semi-autonomous principalities in the region.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Thein Sein administration
Target entity description: The Thein Sein administration was the quasi-civilian government that ruled Myanmar from 2011 to 2016, overseeing limited political and economic reforms after decades of direct military rule.

• A. U Nu government
  The U Nu government was the democratically elected civilian administration that led Burma (now Myanmar) in the years following independence, before being toppled by a military coup.
• B. Tatmadaw
  Tatmadaw is the armed forces of Myanmar, historically central to the country's politics and military rule.
• C. Than Shwe
  Than Shwe is a Burmese military general who served as the de facto ruler of Myanmar, leading its authoritarian junta for nearly two decades.
• D. Amyotha Hluttaw
  The Amyotha Hluttaw is the upper chamber of Myanmar's national legislature, representing the country's states and regions in a bicameral parliamentary system.
• E. North Hsenwi
  North Hsenwi was a former Shan State in what is now Myanmar, historically ruled by local chiefs (saophas) and known for its role in the complex patchwork of semi-autonomous principalities in the region.
• F. None of above. chosen