Union dissolution war

Target entity: Union dissolution war
Context triple: [Swedish–Norwegian War, alsoKnownAs, Union dissolution war]

• A. Devolution War
  The Devolution War was a 1667–1668 conflict in which France, under Louis XIV, fought Spain over claims to the Spanish Netherlands, testing French military strength and European diplomatic alliances.
• B. June War
  The June War, more commonly known as the Six-Day War, was a brief 1967 conflict in which Israel fought neighboring Arab states and dramatically altered the political and territorial landscape of the Middle East.
• C. War of the Theatres
  War of the Theatres was a late-Elizabethan literary feud in which playwrights, notably Ben Jonson and John Marston, satirized and attacked each other through their plays on the London stage.
• D. April War
  The April War was the brief 1941 Axis campaign in which Nazi Germany and its allies swiftly invaded and dismembered the Kingdom of Yugoslavia during World War II.
• E. Coalition Wars
  The Coalition Wars, more commonly known as the Napoleonic Wars, were a series of major early-19th-century conflicts in which shifting alliances of European powers fought against Napoleonic France for dominance of the continent.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Union dissolution war
Target entity description: The Union dissolution war refers to the brief 1905 military confrontation between Sweden and Norway surrounding Norway’s peaceful secession from the Swedish–Norwegian union.

• A. Devolution War
  The Devolution War was a 1667–1668 conflict in which France, under Louis XIV, fought Spain over claims to the Spanish Netherlands, testing French military strength and European diplomatic alliances.
• B. June War
  The June War, more commonly known as the Six-Day War, was a brief 1967 conflict in which Israel fought neighboring Arab states and dramatically altered the political and territorial landscape of the Middle East.
• C. War of the Theatres
  War of the Theatres was a late-Elizabethan literary feud in which playwrights, notably Ben Jonson and John Marston, satirized and attacked each other through their plays on the London stage.
• D. April War
  The April War was the brief 1941 Axis campaign in which Nazi Germany and its allies swiftly invaded and dismembered the Kingdom of Yugoslavia during World War II.
• E. Coalition Wars
  The Coalition Wars, more commonly known as the Napoleonic Wars, were a series of major early-19th-century conflicts in which shifting alliances of European powers fought against Napoleonic France for dominance of the continent.
• F. None of above. chosen