Memphis Decree

Target entity: Memphis Decree
Context triple: [Decree of Canopus, relatedTo, Memphis Decree]

• A. General Order No. 3
  General Order No. 3 was the U.S. Army directive issued in Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865, that publicly proclaimed the freedom of enslaved people in Texas and gave rise to the Juneteenth holiday.
• B. General Order No. 1
  General Order No. 1 was the directive issued at the end of World War II that outlined the procedures for the surrender of Japanese forces and the initial occupation arrangements by the Allies.
• C. Special Order 191
  Special Order 191 was a Confederate Civil War directive issued by General Robert E. Lee outlining his army’s movements during the Maryland Campaign, whose accidental discovery by Union forces critically influenced the lead-up to the Battle of South Mountain and Antietam.
• D. Memphis Free Speech and Headlight
  Memphis Free Speech and Headlight was a late 19th-century African American newspaper in Memphis, Tennessee, known for its outspoken anti-lynching editorials led by journalist Ida B. Wells.
• E. Faulkner Act
  The Faulkner Act is a New Jersey state law that provides optional forms of municipal government, including the council–manager system, to give cities and towns more flexible and modern governance structures.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Memphis Decree
Target entity description: The Memphis Decree is an ancient Egyptian royal proclamation issued in 196 BC under Ptolemy V, known for being inscribed in hieroglyphs, Demotic, and Greek and for exemplifying the use of trilingual decrees like the Rosetta Stone.

• A. General Order No. 3
  General Order No. 3 was the U.S. Army directive issued in Galveston, Texas, on June 19, 1865, that publicly proclaimed the freedom of enslaved people in Texas and gave rise to the Juneteenth holiday.
• B. General Order No. 1
  General Order No. 1 was the directive issued at the end of World War II that outlined the procedures for the surrender of Japanese forces and the initial occupation arrangements by the Allies.
• C. Special Order 191
  Special Order 191 was a Confederate Civil War directive issued by General Robert E. Lee outlining his army’s movements during the Maryland Campaign, whose accidental discovery by Union forces critically influenced the lead-up to the Battle of South Mountain and Antietam.
• D. Memphis Free Speech and Headlight
  Memphis Free Speech and Headlight was a late 19th-century African American newspaper in Memphis, Tennessee, known for its outspoken anti-lynching editorials led by journalist Ida B. Wells.
• E. Faulkner Act
  The Faulkner Act is a New Jersey state law that provides optional forms of municipal government, including the council–manager system, to give cities and towns more flexible and modern governance structures.
• F. None of above. chosen