Indigenous peoples of the Andes

Target entity: Indigenous peoples of the Andes
Context triple: [Julio C. Tello, ethnicGroup, Indigenous peoples of the Andes]

• A. Quechua people
  The Quechua people are an Indigenous ethnic group of the Andes, descendants of the Inca, known for their Quechua language, highland agriculture, and rich textile and musical traditions.
• B. Indigenous peoples of Ecuador
  The Indigenous peoples of Ecuador are diverse Native American groups, including Kichwa- and other language-speaking communities, with distinct cultural traditions, histories, and territories across the Andean highlands, Amazon rainforest, and coastal regions.
• C. Inca people
  The Inca people were a powerful pre-Columbian civilization in the Andes, renowned for their vast empire, advanced engineering, and complex social and religious systems.
• D. Andean civilization
  Andean civilization refers to the complex pre-Columbian societies of the Andes—most famously the Inca Empire—characterized by advanced agriculture, architecture, and distinctive highland cultures such as the Quechua.
• E. Jaqaru people
  The Jaqaru people are an indigenous Andean group of Peru known for preserving the endangered Jaqaru language and maintaining traditional highland agricultural and cultural practices.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Indigenous peoples of the Andes
Target entity description: The Indigenous peoples of the Andes are the native ethnic groups of the Andean mountain region of South America, known for their rich pre-Columbian civilizations, distinctive highland cultures, and enduring traditions in countries such as Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, and Chile.

• A. Quechua people
  The Quechua people are an Indigenous ethnic group of the Andes, descendants of the Inca, known for their Quechua language, highland agriculture, and rich textile and musical traditions.
• B. Indigenous peoples of Ecuador
  The Indigenous peoples of Ecuador are diverse Native American groups, including Kichwa- and other language-speaking communities, with distinct cultural traditions, histories, and territories across the Andean highlands, Amazon rainforest, and coastal regions.
• C. Inca people
  The Inca people were a powerful pre-Columbian civilization in the Andes, renowned for their vast empire, advanced engineering, and complex social and religious systems.
• D. Andean civilization
  Andean civilization refers to the complex pre-Columbian societies of the Andes—most famously the Inca Empire—characterized by advanced agriculture, architecture, and distinctive highland cultures such as the Quechua.
• E. Jaqaru people
  The Jaqaru people are an indigenous Andean group of Peru known for preserving the endangered Jaqaru language and maintaining traditional highland agricultural and cultural practices.
• F. None of above. chosen