French émigré landing at Quiberon (1795)

Target entity: French émigré landing at Quiberon (1795)
Context triple: [Quiberon Bay, hasHistoricalEvent, French émigré landing at Quiberon (1795)]

• A. Napoleon's landing at Golfe-Juan
  Napoleon's landing at Golfe-Juan was the 1815 return of Napoleon Bonaparte from exile on Elba to mainland France, triggering the Hundred Days and the collapse of the First Bourbon Restoration.
• B. Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte
  The Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte refers to his final banishment by the British to the remote South Atlantic island of Saint Helena, where he lived under close supervision until his death in 1821.
• C. Napoleon’s return from Elba
  Napoleon’s return from Elba was the dramatic 1815 comeback of Napoleon Bonaparte to France, triggering the Hundred Days and culminating in his final defeat at Waterloo.
• D. Rade de Brest
  Rade de Brest is a large, sheltered roadstead and natural harbor on the coast of Brittany in northwestern France, known for its strategic naval importance and maritime activities.
• E. Occupation of France (1815–1818)
  The Occupation of France (1815–1818) was the post-Napoleonic Allied military presence in France imposed by the victorious powers to enforce the peace settlement and ensure political stability after Napoleon’s defeat.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: French émigré landing at Quiberon (1795)
Target entity description: The French émigré landing at Quiberon (1795) was a failed Royalist invasion during the French Revolutionary Wars, in which émigré forces supported by the British attempted unsuccessfully to spark a counterrevolution in Brittany.

• A. Napoleon's landing at Golfe-Juan
  Napoleon's landing at Golfe-Juan was the 1815 return of Napoleon Bonaparte from exile on Elba to mainland France, triggering the Hundred Days and the collapse of the First Bourbon Restoration.
• B. Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte
  The Exile of Napoleon Bonaparte refers to his final banishment by the British to the remote South Atlantic island of Saint Helena, where he lived under close supervision until his death in 1821.
• C. Napoleon’s return from Elba
  Napoleon’s return from Elba was the dramatic 1815 comeback of Napoleon Bonaparte to France, triggering the Hundred Days and culminating in his final defeat at Waterloo.
• D. Rade de Brest
  Rade de Brest is a large, sheltered roadstead and natural harbor on the coast of Brittany in northwestern France, known for its strategic naval importance and maritime activities.
• E. Occupation of France (1815–1818)
  The Occupation of France (1815–1818) was the post-Napoleonic Allied military presence in France imposed by the victorious powers to enforce the peace settlement and ensure political stability after Napoleon’s defeat.
• F. None of above. chosen