Its ! the executive branch of the choctaw government placed power in the hands of a. one president b. four senators c. three district chiefs d. five council members

Option C. The Executive branch of the Choctaw government placed power in the hands of three district chiefs.

Explanation:

The Choctaw Nation is a Native American territory that was federally recognized as an Indian tribe with a tribal jurisdictional area that comprises more than 10 counties in Oklahoma.

Before Oklahoma was admitted as a state to the Union in 1907, the Executive branch of the Choctaw government placed power in the hands of three district chiefs, as the tribe was divided into three different districts:  Apukshunnubbee, Moshulatubbee, and Pushmataha. These districts were later abolished and they re organized themselves and re-establish a government. Nowadays there is only one District Chief that has the consent of the Tribal Council that represents the 12 districts that comprise the Choctaw Nation.

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