The Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990:
A) classifies only nonbusiness enterprises as places of public accommodation.
B) does not require private clubs and religious organizations to comply with the statute.
C) classifies only business enterprises as places of public accommodation.
D) does not treat stores at which goods are sold or rented as places of public accommodation.

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Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) classifies numerous businesses and nonbusiness enterprises as places of public accommodation. It imposes on certain property owners and possessors the obligation to take reasonable steps to make their property accessible to disabled persons. Private clubs and religious organizations, however, are not treated as places of public accommodation for purposes of the statute.