What happened when the Dakota faced starvation because of the government’s broken promises?

The Dakota war

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Dakota people believed the government would live up to its agreements that treaty payments and provisions would be delivered in full and on time. Instead, broken treaties resulted in hunger, distress, and desperation.

One of these conflicts was the United-States Dakota War of 1862. Spurred by starvation , depression resulting from broken treaties by the US government, the Dakota people began attacking American settlements along the Minnesota River Valley in 1862.

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