Shoshone

Target entity: Shoshone
Context triple: [Native Americans, hasSubgroup, Shoshone]

• A. Snake River
  The Snake River is a major waterway in the northwestern United States that flows through Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington before joining the Columbia River.
• B. Walker River
  Walker River is a river in eastern California and western Nevada that flows from the Sierra Nevada through arid valleys into Walker Lake, providing vital water for ecosystems and agriculture in the region.
• C. Bonneville
  Bonneville is a small French town in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, situated in the Arve Valley near the Alps and serving as a local administrative and economic center.
• D. Humboldt River
  The Humboldt River is a major river in northern Nevada that flows westward across the Great Basin, serving as an important historical route and water source in an otherwise arid region.
• E. Truckee River
  The Truckee River is a prominent river in the western United States that flows from Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada through Nevada to Pyramid Lake, providing vital water resources and recreational opportunities to the region.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Shoshone
Target entity description: The Shoshone are a Native American people traditionally inhabiting regions of the Great Basin and Rocky Mountains, known for their distinct language, culture, and historical role in the American West.

• A. Snake River
  The Snake River is a major waterway in the northwestern United States that flows through Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington before joining the Columbia River.
• B. Walker River
  Walker River is a river in eastern California and western Nevada that flows from the Sierra Nevada through arid valleys into Walker Lake, providing vital water for ecosystems and agriculture in the region.
• C. Bonneville
  Bonneville is a small French town in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, situated in the Arve Valley near the Alps and serving as a local administrative and economic center.
• D. Humboldt River
  The Humboldt River is a major river in northern Nevada that flows westward across the Great Basin, serving as an important historical route and water source in an otherwise arid region.
• E. Truckee River
  The Truckee River is a prominent river in the western United States that flows from Lake Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada through Nevada to Pyramid Lake, providing vital water resources and recreational opportunities to the region.
• F. None of above. chosen