A.D.A. Title II pertains to which level of government?

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II specifically pertains to state and local governments, ensuring that individuals with disabilities have equal access to public services, programs, and activities. This includes a wide range of government operations, such as transportation, public education, and facilities.

Title II prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in these areas and mandates that public entities must provide accessible services to ensure full inclusion.

While the federal government is covered under Title I, which relates to employment by federal entities and private employers with 15 or more employees, Title II's focus on state and local governments highlights its role in promoting accessibility and non-discrimination at those levels. The other options either inaccurately represent the scope of Title II or include entities that are not specifically governed by this title of the ADA.