Polish–Lithuanian expansion eastward

Target entity: Polish–Lithuanian expansion eastward
Context triple: [Polish–Lithuanian occupation of Smolensk, partOf, Polish–Lithuanian expansion eastward]

• A. War against Poland–Lithuania
  The War against Poland–Lithuania was a series of early 17th-century conflicts in which Sweden fought the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth for dominance over the Baltic region and control of territories such as Livonia.
• B. Reunification of Polish kingdom under Władysław I the Elbow-high
  The Reunification of the Polish kingdom under Władysław I the Elbow-high was the early 14th-century political consolidation that ended the fragmentation of medieval Poland and restored a centralized monarchy under the Piast dynasty.
• C. Reign of Casimir III the Great
  The Reign of Casimir III the Great was a transformative period in 14th-century Poland marked by legal codification, territorial expansion, and the strengthening of royal authority that laid foundations for the Polish state's later power.
• D. Prussian Partition of Poland
  The Prussian Partition of Poland was the region of the former Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth annexed by the Kingdom of Prussia in the late 18th century, where Germanization policies and political repression spurred strong Polish resistance and independence activity.
• E. Union of Vilnius and Radom
  The Union of Vilnius and Radom was a 1401 political agreement that redefined the relationship between the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, confirming their alliance while preserving Lithuania’s autonomy under Vytautas the Great.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Polish–Lithuanian expansion eastward
Target entity description: Polish–Lithuanian expansion eastward refers to the historical process by which the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth extended its political and military influence into the eastern territories of Eastern Europe, particularly at the expense of neighboring Rus' and Muscovite lands.

• A. War against Poland–Lithuania
  The War against Poland–Lithuania was a series of early 17th-century conflicts in which Sweden fought the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth for dominance over the Baltic region and control of territories such as Livonia.
• B. Reunification of Polish kingdom under Władysław I the Elbow-high
  The Reunification of the Polish kingdom under Władysław I the Elbow-high was the early 14th-century political consolidation that ended the fragmentation of medieval Poland and restored a centralized monarchy under the Piast dynasty.
• C. Reign of Casimir III the Great
  The Reign of Casimir III the Great was a transformative period in 14th-century Poland marked by legal codification, territorial expansion, and the strengthening of royal authority that laid foundations for the Polish state's later power.
• D. Prussian Partition of Poland
  The Prussian Partition of Poland was the region of the former Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth annexed by the Kingdom of Prussia in the late 18th century, where Germanization policies and political repression spurred strong Polish resistance and independence activity.
• E. Union of Vilnius and Radom
  The Union of Vilnius and Radom was a 1401 political agreement that redefined the relationship between the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, confirming their alliance while preserving Lithuania’s autonomy under Vytautas the Great.
• F. None of above. chosen