Sidewalk ramps and braille signs are examples of
disabilities
accommodations required by the americans with disabilities act
forms of accessibility for people with disabilities
both b and c

Both B and C

Explanation:

Sidewalk ramps and Braille are forms of accessibility for people with disabilities. If a person has to use a wheelchair and access a building, a ramp is the only way to do so. Braille is used on signs for disabled people in order to read needed information. Both are forms of accessibility for people with disabilities who would not be able to function correctly without them.

The American with Disabilities Act of 1990 prohibits any kind of discrimination based of disability. The Act requires employers to provide reasonable accommodations to people with disabilities and imposes disability requirements on public accommodations.

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