Title II covers:

• A. State and local government programs
• B. Private businesses
• C. Public schools
• D. Federal agencies

Answer: (A)

Title II is about discrimination by state and local government entities in their programs, services, and activities. It ensures that people with disabilities can access government programs and services, including public schools, public transportation, and other state or local government activities. Because the focus is on government-run programs and services at the state and local level, the best description is that Title II covers state and local government programs.

Private businesses fall under other parts of the ADA (public accommodations) rather than Title II, and federal agencies are governed by different laws under the Rehabilitation Act rather than Title II. Public schools are included as part of state and local government programs, which aligns with the scope of Title II.