Bwa Kayiman

Target entity: Bwa Kayiman
Context triple: [Bois Caïman, nameVariant, Bwa Kayiman]

• A. Madoqua
  Madoqua is a genus of small African antelopes commonly known as dik-diks, characterized by their diminutive size, elongated snouts, and monogamous pair bonds.
• B. Bamiléké
  The Bamiléké are a major Central African ethnic group of Cameroon known for their rich cultural traditions, entrepreneurial spirit, and densely populated chiefdoms in the country’s western highlands.
• C. Bakossi
  The Bakossi are an indigenous Bantu-speaking people of southwestern Cameroon, known for their rich oral traditions, agriculture, and distinctive cultural practices tied to the Bakossi Mountains.
• D. Yambuku, Zaire
  Yambuku, Zaire was a small rural village in northern Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo) that became historically significant as the site of the first known outbreak of Ebola virus disease in 1976.
• E. Bamana Kingdom
  The Bamana Kingdom was a powerful precolonial West African state in present-day Mali, known for its military strength, rich agricultural base, and influential role in regional trade and culture from the 17th to 19th centuries.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Bwa Kayiman
Target entity description: Bwa Kayiman is the Haitian Creole name for the historic Vodou ceremony held in August 1791 near Le Cap, which helped spark the Haitian Revolution.

• A. Madoqua
  Madoqua is a genus of small African antelopes commonly known as dik-diks, characterized by their diminutive size, elongated snouts, and monogamous pair bonds.
• B. Bamiléké
  The Bamiléké are a major Central African ethnic group of Cameroon known for their rich cultural traditions, entrepreneurial spirit, and densely populated chiefdoms in the country’s western highlands.
• C. Bakossi
  The Bakossi are an indigenous Bantu-speaking people of southwestern Cameroon, known for their rich oral traditions, agriculture, and distinctive cultural practices tied to the Bakossi Mountains.
• D. Yambuku, Zaire
  Yambuku, Zaire was a small rural village in northern Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of the Congo) that became historically significant as the site of the first known outbreak of Ebola virus disease in 1976.
• E. Bamana Kingdom
  The Bamana Kingdom was a powerful precolonial West African state in present-day Mali, known for its military strength, rich agricultural base, and influential role in regional trade and culture from the 17th to 19th centuries.
• F. None of above. chosen