Society, in general is part of a community that is a known unit by

particular conduct or standards of living. All individuals involved in society

perform consistent social interaction, which includes politics and culture.
As it involves interaction, each member of the society are enable to
benefit in ways that would not otherwise be possible on an individual basis;
both individual and social benefits can thus be differentiated, or in many cases
found to overlap. It can also consist of people living the same way
governed by their norms and values within a larger society.

Society works all around us, on TV, in conversation with your

friends, in the newspapers, in social media. The culture - beliefs, values,
technologies, symbolism, laws, unwritten rules - also influences the way a society
works. Relationships between people and groups also shape a society. History is
also involved; nothing just happens in a historical vacuum. Biology, not just
genetics, is also involved in making a society work the way it does. There
are interaction effects between biology, geography, natural environment,
psychology, culture, relationships, and chance.
Reference:
http://onsociety.blogspot.com/2006/09/how-does-society-work.html
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/society