Political culture is a set of beliefs, values and behaviors in relation to government and politics that a group of people have in common. Political cultures can vary between moralistic, individualistic and traditionalistic. Moralistic political culture started in New England through Puritanism. In Moralistic political culture, people see government as a public amenity, believing that the government’s role is to improve living conditions and create an unbiased society. This political culture suggests people to view political participation as their responsibility and to rely on government to advance the public good. This culture is found in Northern states and in the Pacific Northwest. Individualistic culture originated through westward expansion