Culture is configured in the frame of geographic-space and historic-time of the nations and continents. The contemporary history of nations seems less considerable to its geographic counterpart which characterizes the external composite of the national impounds. History covers the time variance of human migration and settlement, communication and association, subsistence, and kinship affinity. Geography measures the space differential of social parameters. Both facets institute the core areas of social sciences, fundamental to the study of the continents-nation relationships and structurization.