Landing of the First Fleet

Target entity: Landing of the First Fleet
Context triple: [Sydney Cove, significantEvent, Landing of the First Fleet]

• A. First Fleet
  The First Fleet was a principal operational fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy, active in major naval engagements during the early 20th century and World War II.
• B. First voyage of James Cook
  The First voyage of James Cook was an 18th-century British expedition to the Pacific Ocean during which Cook charted New Zealand and Australia’s eastern coastline and conducted astronomical and scientific observations.
• C. 1611 Hudson Bay mutiny
  The 1611 Hudson Bay mutiny was a rebellion by the crew of Henry Hudson’s fourth voyage that resulted in Hudson, his son John, and several loyal supporters being set adrift and lost at sea in what is now Hudson Bay.
• D. Great Trek
  The Great Trek was a 19th-century migration of Dutch-speaking Afrikaner settlers who moved inland from the British-controlled Cape Colony to establish independent Boer republics in southern Africa.
• E. Second voyage of James Cook
  The Second voyage of James Cook was an 18th-century British expedition to the Southern Hemisphere that disproved the existence of a vast southern continent and greatly advanced geographic and scientific knowledge of the Pacific.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Landing of the First Fleet
Target entity description: The Landing of the First Fleet was the 1788 arrival of Britain’s initial convict and settler ships in Australia, marking the beginning of European colonization at Sydney Cove.

• A. First Fleet
  The First Fleet was a principal operational fleet of the Imperial Japanese Navy, active in major naval engagements during the early 20th century and World War II.
• B. First voyage of James Cook
  The First voyage of James Cook was an 18th-century British expedition to the Pacific Ocean during which Cook charted New Zealand and Australia’s eastern coastline and conducted astronomical and scientific observations.
• C. 1611 Hudson Bay mutiny
  The 1611 Hudson Bay mutiny was a rebellion by the crew of Henry Hudson’s fourth voyage that resulted in Hudson, his son John, and several loyal supporters being set adrift and lost at sea in what is now Hudson Bay.
• D. Great Trek
  The Great Trek was a 19th-century migration of Dutch-speaking Afrikaner settlers who moved inland from the British-controlled Cape Colony to establish independent Boer republics in southern Africa.
• E. Second voyage of James Cook
  The Second voyage of James Cook was an 18th-century British expedition to the Southern Hemisphere that disproved the existence of a vast southern continent and greatly advanced geographic and scientific knowledge of the Pacific.
• F. None of above. chosen