West Florida Rebellion

Target entity: West Florida Rebellion
Context triple: [Reuben Kemper, movement, West Florida Rebellion]

• A. Civil War in Florida
  The Civil War in Florida refers to the state’s role as a Confederate supplier and battleground during the American Civil War, marked by key engagements like the Battle of Olustee and significant impacts on its civilian population and economy.
• B. Natchez revolt of 1729
  The Natchez revolt of 1729 was a major uprising by the Natchez people against French colonial authorities in Louisiana, resulting in the destruction of Fort Rosalie and significantly reshaping French-Native relations in the Lower Mississippi Valley.
• C. New Orleans Rebellion of 1768
  The New Orleans Rebellion of 1768 was a failed uprising by French colonists in Louisiana who sought to overturn newly imposed Spanish rule and restore French control.
• D. Patriot War of East Florida
  The Patriot War of East Florida was a short-lived 1812–1814 U.S.-backed filibustering and insurgent campaign aimed at wresting Spanish East Florida from Spain, which became an early episode in the broader struggle that included the First Seminole War.
• E. Wilcox Rebellion of 1895
  The Wilcox Rebellion of 1895 was an unsuccessful royalist uprising in Hawaii aimed at restoring Queen Liliʻuokalani and overturning the Republic of Hawaii.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: West Florida Rebellion
Target entity description: The West Florida Rebellion was an 1810 uprising by American settlers against Spanish rule in the region of West Florida, briefly establishing an independent republic before annexation by the United States.

• A. Civil War in Florida
  The Civil War in Florida refers to the state’s role as a Confederate supplier and battleground during the American Civil War, marked by key engagements like the Battle of Olustee and significant impacts on its civilian population and economy.
• B. Natchez revolt of 1729
  The Natchez revolt of 1729 was a major uprising by the Natchez people against French colonial authorities in Louisiana, resulting in the destruction of Fort Rosalie and significantly reshaping French-Native relations in the Lower Mississippi Valley.
• C. New Orleans Rebellion of 1768
  The New Orleans Rebellion of 1768 was a failed uprising by French colonists in Louisiana who sought to overturn newly imposed Spanish rule and restore French control.
• D. Patriot War of East Florida
  The Patriot War of East Florida was a short-lived 1812–1814 U.S.-backed filibustering and insurgent campaign aimed at wresting Spanish East Florida from Spain, which became an early episode in the broader struggle that included the First Seminole War.
• E. Wilcox Rebellion of 1895
  The Wilcox Rebellion of 1895 was an unsuccessful royalist uprising in Hawaii aimed at restoring Queen Liliʻuokalani and overturning the Republic of Hawaii.
• F. None of above. chosen