Mormon–Missouri conflict

Target entity: Mormon–Missouri conflict
Context triple: [Far West, Missouri, historicalEvent, Mormon–Missouri conflict]

• A. Johnson County War
  The Johnson County War was a violent late-19th-century conflict in Wyoming between large cattle barons and smaller settlers and rustlers, emblematic of the lawlessness and power struggles of the American Wild West.
• B. Utah War
  The Utah War was an 1857–1858 armed confrontation between the United States government and Mormon settlers in Utah Territory, sparked by tensions over federal authority and local governance.
• C. Bleeding Kansas crisis
  The Bleeding Kansas crisis was a period of violent conflict in the Kansas Territory in the 1850s between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces, foreshadowing the American Civil War.
• D. Lincoln County War
  The Lincoln County War was a violent 1878 frontier conflict in New Mexico involving rival economic factions and famous gunmen like Billy the Kid, emblematic of lawlessness in the American Wild West.
• E. Colorado Coalfield War
  The Colorado Coalfield War was a major early 20th-century labor conflict in southern Colorado between coal miners and coal companies, marked by violent clashes such as the Ludlow Massacre and significant involvement of the National Guard.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Mormon–Missouri conflict
Target entity description: The Mormon–Missouri conflict was a violent 1830s clash between Latter-day Saint settlers and other Missourians that culminated in the 1838 Mormon War and the expulsion of Mormons from the state.

• A. Johnson County War
  The Johnson County War was a violent late-19th-century conflict in Wyoming between large cattle barons and smaller settlers and rustlers, emblematic of the lawlessness and power struggles of the American Wild West.
• B. Utah War
  The Utah War was an 1857–1858 armed confrontation between the United States government and Mormon settlers in Utah Territory, sparked by tensions over federal authority and local governance.
• C. Bleeding Kansas crisis
  The Bleeding Kansas crisis was a period of violent conflict in the Kansas Territory in the 1850s between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces, foreshadowing the American Civil War.
• D. Lincoln County War
  The Lincoln County War was a violent 1878 frontier conflict in New Mexico involving rival economic factions and famous gunmen like Billy the Kid, emblematic of lawlessness in the American Wild West.
• E. Colorado Coalfield War
  The Colorado Coalfield War was a major early 20th-century labor conflict in southern Colorado between coal miners and coal companies, marked by violent clashes such as the Ludlow Massacre and significant involvement of the National Guard.
• F. None of above. chosen