Ideological movements shape political parties by providing a framework of beliefs and values that guide their policies and actions. These movements can inspire the formation of parties seeking to represent specific social, economic, or environmental concerns, such as the labor movement or environmental advocacy. As parties adopt and adapt these ideologies, they mobilize support among like-minded constituents, influencing electoral strategies and legislative agendas. The interaction between ideological movements and political parties can also lead to internal divisions or realignments as parties adjust to changing public sentiments or emerging social issues, shaping the overall political landscape.