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1965
When the U.S. Congress shifted its focus back to the Civil War, it halted treaty payments to the Dakota Indians, leading to devastating starvation within their communities. This neglect sparked a rebellion that would come to be known as "The Indian Wars." Tensions escalated as the Dakota sought to reclaim their rights and resources, igniting a fierce struggle for survival and justice. The uprising not only highlighted the dire consequences of broken promises but also marked a significant chapter in the fight for Indigenous rights in American history.