The Coushatta people originally spoke a Muskogean language, but many of them eventually adopted English due to the influence of European settlers.
Religion
The Coushatta people were traditionally animists, but many of them eventually converted to Christianity due to the influence of European missionaries.
Economic
The Coushatta people were traditionally hunter-gatherers, but many of them eventually adopted farming and ranching due to the influence of European settlers.
Social
The Coushatta people were traditionally organized into clans and villages, but many of them eventually adopted a more Westernized social structure due to the influence of European settlers.
Political
The Coushatta people were traditionally governed by a chief and a council of elders, but many of them eventually adopted a more democratic form of government due to the influence of European settlers.
Overall, the influence of European settlers on the Coushatta tribe was profound and led to significant changes in the tribe's language, religion, economy, social structure, and political system.