Culture can be defined as a society’s accepted basis for responding to external and internal events.Culture is the human-made part of human environment-the sum total of knowledge, beliefs,art,morals, laws,customs and any other capabilities and habits acquired by humans as members of society.Even though the nuances of a culture can be observed, one cannot expect to fully understand a society’s actions and point of view without an appreciation for the influence of the geographical uniqueness to which  a culture has  had to adapt and historical events it has experienced.If a U.S. government is to interpret a culture’s behavior and attitudes,it is essential to have some idea of a country’s geography and history.The goal of this article is to introduce the policies maker’s to the impact of geography and history on the peace process.As element of geography, the climate and physical terrain of a country are important environmental considerations when appraising the foreign grounds.The  people we were advising kept bumping  their heads against an invisible barrier.We knew that what they were up against  was a complete different  way of organizing life, of thinking, and of conceiving the underlying assumptions about  the family and the state,the economic system , and even Man himself. (Anthropologist Edward Hall)