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English Literature to 1760 (ENGL 211 C)
Cypress College
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Ian Ramirez Professor Samuels POSC 100 C 06 September 2019 “How Politics Affects Me” We use politics in our everyday lives without even giving it much attention or mind to how we contribute to the government. How I use politics in my everyday life include right when I wake up. I wake up and brush my teeth, that toothpaste is approved by government organizations the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and ADA (American Dental Association). These associations allow us to be safe from any harmful chemicals beyond the unsafe limit. Another way politics are used in my everyday life include driving. Driving includes receiving a driver's license from whatever state you desire to drive in. All states have different rules and regulations such as speed limits or even ages of driving. Along with driving on the roads the government makes and that we as citizens pay taxes to build these roads. While I’m on my way to school I am following the rules of the road and regulations such as speed limits and following the lights and signs that tell me when to go and stop. If these rules are not followed then I am ticketed for violating a rule. The ticket is issued by an employee of the government, a police officer. When I arrive to school I am also walking on government owned or state owned property, schools are owned by the government unless they are private schools. After I get out of school or have a break between my classes so I decide to go get a snack at a fast food restaurant. After ordering my food I see that I am charged a fee of the item I purchased along with “Tax”
that is paid to the government to help build more things for our community. These are some of the ways I use politics in my everyday life.
Untitled document - Grade: A+
Course: English Literature to 1760 (ENGL 211 C)
University: Cypress College
