Treaty of Warsaw (1768)

Target entity: Treaty of Warsaw (1768)
Context triple: [Treaties of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, hasPart, Treaty of Warsaw (1768)]

• A. Treaty of Warsaw (1705)
  The Treaty of Warsaw (1705) was an agreement during the Great Northern War in which the Polish king Stanisław Leszczyński, backed by Sweden, aligned the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth with Swedish interests against Saxony and Russia.
• B. Treaty of Targowica
  The Treaty of Targowica was a 1792 confederation of conservative Polish nobles who, with Russian support, opposed the progressive Constitution of 3 May and helped trigger the downfall and partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
• C. Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1793)
  The Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1793) was an agreement between Russia and Prussia that formalized their territorial gains at Poland’s expense during the Second Partition of Poland.
• D. Treaty of Żurawno
  The Treaty of Żurawno was a 1676 peace agreement between the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire that ended the Polish–Ottoman War of 1672–1676 and reduced but did not eliminate Polish territorial losses.
• E. Treaty of Bromberg
  The Treaty of Bromberg was a 1657 agreement between the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and Brandenburg-Prussia that granted the Hohenzollerns full sovereignty over the Duchy of Prussia in exchange for military support against Sweden.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Treaty of Warsaw (1768)
Target entity description: The Treaty of Warsaw (1768) was an agreement in the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth that formalized Russian influence over its internal affairs and helped trigger the Bar Confederation and subsequent partitions of Poland.

• A. Treaty of Warsaw (1705)
  The Treaty of Warsaw (1705) was an agreement during the Great Northern War in which the Polish king Stanisław Leszczyński, backed by Sweden, aligned the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth with Swedish interests against Saxony and Russia.
• B. Treaty of Targowica
  The Treaty of Targowica was a 1792 confederation of conservative Polish nobles who, with Russian support, opposed the progressive Constitution of 3 May and helped trigger the downfall and partition of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
• C. Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1793)
  The Treaty of Saint Petersburg (1793) was an agreement between Russia and Prussia that formalized their territorial gains at Poland’s expense during the Second Partition of Poland.
• D. Treaty of Żurawno
  The Treaty of Żurawno was a 1676 peace agreement between the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and the Ottoman Empire that ended the Polish–Ottoman War of 1672–1676 and reduced but did not eliminate Polish territorial losses.
• E. Treaty of Bromberg
  The Treaty of Bromberg was a 1657 agreement between the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and Brandenburg-Prussia that granted the Hohenzollerns full sovereignty over the Duchy of Prussia in exchange for military support against Sweden.
• F. None of above. chosen