Cultural revolutions affect political systems by fundamentally transforming societal values, norms, and structures, often inducing significant political change or reformation. These revolutions can inspire popular movements advocating for democracy, equality, and social justice, leading to shifts in power dynamics and the emergence of new ideologies. Cultural revolutions challenge existing authority, encouraging citizens to question traditional hierarchies and structures, which can result in political upheaval or reorganization. Historical examples such as the French Revolution or the Cultural Revolution in China illustrate how cultural shifts can catalyze lasting political and social transformation, impacting governance and societal structures.