Bourbon alliance with the Third Coalition

Target entity: Bourbon alliance with the Third Coalition
Context triple: [French invasion of Naples (1806), cause, Bourbon alliance with the Third Coalition]

• A. Second Coalition
  The Second Coalition was an alliance of European powers, including Britain, Austria, and Russia, formed in the late 18th century to oppose and contain Revolutionary France.
• B. French–Batavian alliance
  The French–Batavian alliance was a late 18th-century military and political partnership between Revolutionary France and the Batavian Republic (the Netherlands), aimed at consolidating French influence and countering rival European powers.
• C. Franco-Austrian alliance
  The Franco-Austrian alliance was an 18th-century diplomatic partnership between France and Austria that reshaped European power politics during the Seven Years' War era.
• D. First Coalition
  The First Coalition was an alliance of European powers formed in the early 1790s to oppose and contain Revolutionary France.
• E. War of the Third Coalition
  The War of the Third Coalition was a major 1805 conflict in which Napoleon’s French Empire decisively defeated an alliance led by Britain, Austria, Russia, and others, highlighted by the Battle of Austerlitz.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Bourbon alliance with the Third Coalition
Target entity description: The Bourbon alliance with the Third Coalition was a wartime pact in which the Bourbon rulers of Naples joined the European powers opposing Napoleonic France, provoking French retaliation and the 1806 invasion of Naples.

• A. Second Coalition
  The Second Coalition was an alliance of European powers, including Britain, Austria, and Russia, formed in the late 18th century to oppose and contain Revolutionary France.
• B. French–Batavian alliance
  The French–Batavian alliance was a late 18th-century military and political partnership between Revolutionary France and the Batavian Republic (the Netherlands), aimed at consolidating French influence and countering rival European powers.
• C. Franco-Austrian alliance
  The Franco-Austrian alliance was an 18th-century diplomatic partnership between France and Austria that reshaped European power politics during the Seven Years' War era.
• D. First Coalition
  The First Coalition was an alliance of European powers formed in the early 1790s to oppose and contain Revolutionary France.
• E. War of the Third Coalition
  The War of the Third Coalition was a major 1805 conflict in which Napoleon’s French Empire decisively defeated an alliance led by Britain, Austria, Russia, and others, highlighted by the Battle of Austerlitz.
• F. None of above. chosen