What was one of the major goals of the disability rights movement?
protecting land rights and treaties from the past
bringing an end to segregation in public facilities
creating better conditions for migrant farm workers
providing better access to schools and workplaces

One of the major goals of the disability rights movement was to provide better access to schools and workplaces.

Explanation:

In the United States, the disability rights movement became a significant force in the 1970s; it was encouraged by the examples of the African-American civil rights movement and the second wave of the women's movement that began in the late 1960s.

This movement fought for improvements in the living conditions of people with physical and psychological disabilities, such as inclusive access to government buildings, social security plans for these members of society and inclusive labor and social conditions for them.

This group carried out several activities for achieving its purposes, such as demonstrations, protests and sit ins in several public buildings. Its activity led to the enacting of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 which, before the adoption of the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, was the most important law in relation to disabilities.

the ancient greek people valued the "country's laws" and expected citizens to show "respect" to such laws. however, the people valued divine authority above human authority and expected their leaders to honor the gods through their laws. they believed that those who respected the gods and ruled according to divine authority would obtain "high honors" by the people.

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