Uller Uprising

Target entity: Uller Uprising
Context triple: [Henry Beam Piper, notableWork, Uller Uprising]

• A. Tapani Uprising
  The Tapani Uprising was a 1915 anti-Japanese armed revolt in southern Taiwan, led largely by local religious and militia leaders against colonial rule.
• B. Engelbrekt rebellion
  The Engelbrekt rebellion was a 15th-century Swedish uprising led by Engelbrekt Engelbrektsson against the rule of King Eric of Pomerania, which significantly weakened the Kalmar Union and advanced Swedish self-governance.
• C. Hama uprising
  The Hama uprising was a 1982 armed revolt by the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood in the city of Hama that was brutally crushed by President Hafez al-Assad’s government, resulting in massive civilian casualties and widespread destruction.
• D. Forty-Five Rebellion
  The Forty-Five Rebellion was the 1745 Jacobite uprising in Britain led by Charles Edward Stuart in an attempt to restore the Stuart monarchy.
• E. Norilsk uprising
  The Norilsk uprising was a major 1953 prisoner revolt in the Soviet Gulag system, where inmates in the Norilsk labor camps protested harsh conditions and repression, marking one of the first large-scale acts of resistance after Stalin's death.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Uller Uprising
Target entity description: Uller Uprising is a science fiction novel by Henry Beam Piper that depicts a colonial rebellion on an alien world, exploring themes of imperialism, politics, and military strategy.

• A. Tapani Uprising
  The Tapani Uprising was a 1915 anti-Japanese armed revolt in southern Taiwan, led largely by local religious and militia leaders against colonial rule.
• B. Engelbrekt rebellion
  The Engelbrekt rebellion was a 15th-century Swedish uprising led by Engelbrekt Engelbrektsson against the rule of King Eric of Pomerania, which significantly weakened the Kalmar Union and advanced Swedish self-governance.
• C. Hama uprising
  The Hama uprising was a 1982 armed revolt by the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood in the city of Hama that was brutally crushed by President Hafez al-Assad’s government, resulting in massive civilian casualties and widespread destruction.
• D. Forty-Five Rebellion
  The Forty-Five Rebellion was the 1745 Jacobite uprising in Britain led by Charles Edward Stuart in an attempt to restore the Stuart monarchy.
• E. Norilsk uprising
  The Norilsk uprising was a major 1953 prisoner revolt in the Soviet Gulag system, where inmates in the Norilsk labor camps protested harsh conditions and repression, marking one of the first large-scale acts of resistance after Stalin's death.
• F. None of above. chosen