Kololo conquest of Barotseland

Target entity: Kololo conquest of Barotseland
Context triple: [Kololo language, associatedWith, Kololo conquest of Barotseland]

• A. First Matabele War
  The First Matabele War was an 1893–1894 colonial conflict in what is now Zimbabwe, in which British-led forces defeated the Ndebele (Matabele) Kingdom and paved the way for white settler control of the region.
• B. Maji Maji Rebellion
  The Maji Maji Rebellion was a major 1905–1907 uprising of diverse African communities in German East Africa against brutal colonial rule, remembered for its heavy casualties and symbolic resistance.
• C. Second Matabele War
  The Second Matabele War was an 1896–1897 uprising by the Ndebele (Matabele) people in what is now Zimbabwe against colonial rule, marking a major early resistance to British expansion in southern Africa.
• D. Shona uprisings of 1896–1897
  The Shona uprisings of 1896–1897 were a major anti-colonial revolt by the Shona people in what is now Zimbabwe, resisting European conquest and administration during the early period of British colonial rule.
• E. Nembe–Brass War
  The Nembe–Brass War was a late 19th-century conflict in the Niger Delta between the Nembe people and the British-backed Royal Niger Company, reflecting resistance to colonial economic and political domination.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Kololo conquest of Barotseland
Target entity description: The Kololo conquest of Barotseland was a mid-19th-century invasion and domination of the Lozi kingdom in present-day western Zambia by the Kololo people, which reshaped the region’s political and linguistic landscape.

• A. First Matabele War
  The First Matabele War was an 1893–1894 colonial conflict in what is now Zimbabwe, in which British-led forces defeated the Ndebele (Matabele) Kingdom and paved the way for white settler control of the region.
• B. Maji Maji Rebellion
  The Maji Maji Rebellion was a major 1905–1907 uprising of diverse African communities in German East Africa against brutal colonial rule, remembered for its heavy casualties and symbolic resistance.
• C. Second Matabele War
  The Second Matabele War was an 1896–1897 uprising by the Ndebele (Matabele) people in what is now Zimbabwe against colonial rule, marking a major early resistance to British expansion in southern Africa.
• D. Shona uprisings of 1896–1897
  The Shona uprisings of 1896–1897 were a major anti-colonial revolt by the Shona people in what is now Zimbabwe, resisting European conquest and administration during the early period of British colonial rule.
• E. Nembe–Brass War
  The Nembe–Brass War was a late 19th-century conflict in the Niger Delta between the Nembe people and the British-backed Royal Niger Company, reflecting resistance to colonial economic and political domination.
• F. None of above. chosen