After the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 but
prior to the passage of the ADA, life for people with
disabilities could be classified as
(A) trying and troublesome.
B) safe and satisfying.
© easy and improved.
(D) relaxed and privileged.

Life for people with disabilities during this period was often marked by significant challenges. While the Civil Rights Act made strides in combating discrimination, many people with disabilities faced barriers in employment, public access, and social integration, which created a landscape of struggle and limited opportunities.

Even though advancements in civil rights were underway, accessibility in public spaces and services was still lacking greatly. It wasn’t until the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was enacted in 1990 that many of these obstacles began to be addressed more comprehensively, leading to improved rights and access for individuals with disabilities.