What happened to the nez perce?
a. they refused to make peace with the government.
b. the government allowed them to stay on lands if they agreed to
mine gold.
c. the government broke a treaty protecting their land when gold
was discovered
d. they refused to move to reservations,

(C) The government broke a treaty protecting their land when gold was discovered

Explanation:

At the time of Wilhautyah's demise, the Nez Perce were entangled in a battle to stay on their homeland. The underlying foundations of contention extended back to an 1855 arrangement that gave the Wallowa nation to the Nez Perce and an 1863 settlement that removed it after gold was found on Indian land.

Old Joseph, Chief Joseph's dad and the pioneer of the Wallowa band, would not sign the subsequent settlement. His Nez Perce considered the valley as their home, even as homesteaders started building lodges and planting crops there.

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