Were yearly payments made by the United State government to Native Americans on reservation are?

Yes, the U.S. government has historically made yearly payments to Native Americans living on reservations as part of treaties and agreements. These payments, often referred to as annuities, were intended to provide financial support and compensation for land ceded to the government. However, the amount and reliability of these payments have varied significantly over time, and many Native communities have criticized the government for not fulfilling its treaty obligations.