Triple

Target class: Māori–Pākehā conflict
Context triple: [New Zealand Wars, instanceOf, Māori–Pākehā conflict]

• A. Treaty of Waitangi case
  A Treaty of Waitangi case is a legal proceeding or decision that interprets, applies, or enforces the rights, obligations, and principles arising from the Treaty of Waitangi between the Crown and Māori in New Zealand.
• B. Mapuche uprising
  The Mapuche uprising refers to the series of indigenous rebellions and resistance movements by the Mapuche people against Spanish colonial rule and later Chilean and Argentine state expansion, aimed at defending their autonomy, territory, and cultural identity.
• C. Xhosa Wars
  The Xhosa Wars were a series of nine frontier conflicts between the Xhosa peoples and European colonists in the Eastern Cape of South Africa from the late 18th to late 19th centuries, driven by competition over land, cattle, and political control.
• D. Māori trust
  A Māori trust is a legal entity established to manage and protect Māori communal assets, land, and resources for the collective benefit and cultural, social, and economic advancement of its beneficiaries.
• E. Xhosa War
  The Xhosa War is a historical conflict between the Xhosa people and European colonial powers in South Africa, marked by a series of nine frontier wars from 1779 to 1879 over land, resources, and sovereignty.
• F. None of above. chosen