The term "political culture" encompasses the values, beliefs, and norms that shape political behavior and attitudes within a society. It reflects the ways citizens understand their rights, responsibilities, and the functioning of government. Political culture influences citizens’ engagement, perceptions of legitimacy, and trust in institutions. Variations in political culture can lead to differing levels of political participation and support for democratic processes. Factors such as history, religion, and socioeconomic status all shape a society’s political culture, highlighting its dynamic nature and significance in shaping governance and public life.