Political struggles refer to the conflicts and challenges that arise within a society regarding governance, power, and policy-making. These struggles can occur between different political parties, interest groups, or social movements, often reflecting varying ideologies and priorities. Issues such as economic inequality, civil rights, and environmental policies frequently become focal points for these conflicts. These struggles can manifest in various forms, including protests, elections, and legislative debates. They often influence public opinion and can lead to significant changes in laws and government practices. Historical examples include the Civil Rights Movement in the United States and the Arab Spring in the Middle East, both of which sought to address systemic injustices.