Introduction The native communities of the southeastern nations that includes, the Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw and Creek had their own cultural believes which were Indian in nature, However the coming of the American colonialists changed their life bit by bit making their political, social cultural, religious and economic lifestyle to be changed completely. The Chickasaw was one of the Northeastern nations whose people’s way of life was greatly influenced by the American colonialism and though they did collaborated with the American constitution, they only did so in order to protect their cultural and political status. With time however this social political cultures were changed without their consent. The influence of the western colonizers on the culture of the Chickasaw came through many dimensions including the multidimensional cultures that existed between the other Northeastern nations as well as the exchange of cultures between the colonized and the colonizer. The Geopolitical Environment Geopolitics is the study of the political relationships existing between one or more nations. The Americas political systems which were capitalists brought about a number of changes in the natives way of life including their religion and cultural believes. The natives believed that the world we live in is full of troubles and the only better place is the world we shall meet Jesus. They therefore did not believe in exploitation of resources which they experienced with the Americans. The Choctaws was one of the most civilized nations among the Southeastern nations and the American president Jackson ordered Choctaws to be removed from its territory leaving the other three nations under the American territory. The main aim of removing Choctaws from this territory was to safeguard its rights, political autonomy as well as their valuable land. In the same line the Choctaws established an autonomous independent political system. The removal of the Choctaws territory led to other nations in the southeast to also remove their territories. They were also forced to change their political structures as well as cultures, that is kinship relations although the Chickasaw was a bit rigid in changing its political style which differed greatly from the other nations. These changes were not readily accepted to the Northeast nations and faced great opposition from the natives who found it hard to change from their root culture to follow the American constitution. A large number however succumbed to the pressures exerted on them by the United States to adopt this new culture for them to survive in the territories. The Choctaws were easily flexible to the other northeast nation cultures so that they could fit with business with the rest of the nations but the others were not that ready to conform with the changes and did stick with their believes of strong hold Christian stands. The communities in Choctaw nation followed priests’ advice and when they were told that the European missionaries were a gift from God, they accepted and softened their hearts which led their political powers to be withdrawn from them by the colonizers. A disease swept across the Choctaw and killed most of the elderly that had the community’s culture and knowledge of historic events. As a result