Political ideas transmit across generations through education, cultural practices, and family values. Schools and media play key roles in propagating ideologies, while familial discourse and societal norms shape individual beliefs. As older generations pass down teachings and experiences, younger generations adapt and re-interpret these ideas. This process continually evolves, allowing political ideas to resonate with contemporary issues, leading to either continuity or change in ideological beliefs. The interplay of historical events, social movements, and technological advancements also influences the transmission process, making it dynamic and complex.