What is the diff. between Confucianism and Daoism?

How did each of these shape classical Chinese society and culture?

What is a diff?

I don't know allot about it, but Taoism is older, and from what I have heard deeper, but they are related (I think y mean Taoism)

I found the story of the Three Vinegar taster to be very helpful understanding the differences. It is explained well in the Tao of Pooh.
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Both arose during the final years of Zhou dynasty. They're pretty much the same thing, but Daoism appealed more to the people of a higher class who had an interest in a more elaborate spirituality.

In Daoism, politics was not a requirement for happiness.

Daoism promoted its own set of ethics. Daoist harmony with nature best resulted through humility and frugal living. Political activity and learning were irrelevant to a good life.

Confucianism is a political philosophy. Taoism is a metaphysical philosophy.

Both continue to shape Chinese society and culture. They have put the civil in Chinese civilization. Daoism, also called Taoism is considered to be more accurately described as a religion than is Confucianism. Confucianism is the philosophy of Confucious and does not address much with regard to the supernatural. Daoism was originally a philosophy and literally means, "The Way." In its later history it began to incorporate belief in demons and the supernatural. Nowadays in China, Buddhism is merging with Daoist beliefs to a high degree. Many would say it already has.