Which of the following locations would not be treated as a place of public accommodation for purposes of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?
A)Churches
B)Auditoriums
C)Shopping centers
D)Bars

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Title III of the ADA classifies numerous businesses and nonbusiness enterprises as places of public accommodation.These include hotels,restaurants,bars,theaters,concert halls,auditoriums,stadiums,shopping centers,stores at which goods are sold or rented,service-oriented businesses (running the gamut from gas stations to law firm offices),museums,parks,schools,social services establishments (daycare centers,senior citizen centers,homeless shelters,and the like),places of recreation,and various other enterprises,facilities,and establishments.Private clubs and religious organizations,however,are not treated as places of public accommodation for purposes of the statute.

Which of the Following Locations Would Not Be Treated as a Place