What is the Americans with Disabilities Act and how does its approach to protecting persons with disabilities and its mandate reflect these shifts – or not?

Hi, you are going to have to read the the documents provided and relate it to the questions. 3 questions in 2 pages. No citations needed. 1:Identify and define the disability Models (2pts). Describe the history of disability rights in Canada pre-1970s vs. 1970s and beyond, and discuss how the paradigm shift from one model to the next been reflected in political and legal developments in disability rights in Canada (5pts). What is the Americans with Disabilities Act and how does its approach to protecting persons with disabilities and its mandate reflect these shifts – or not? (3pts) 2:Using examples from the Kinsman reading and any videos (i.e. The Fruit Machine) you watched in class, describe specific ways that homosexuals have been constructed as criminals (3pts). How does this reflect “Us” vs. “Them” discourse (2pts)? Referencing Jiwani (2001), explain how this discourse is reflected in the criminalization of race (you may have to reference contemporary legal discourses on race and racism (3pts). How was homosexual and racial difference “naturalized” in these cases (1pts)? Which security concern legitimized the state’s monitoring, regulation, and surveillance practices of radicalized individuals or homosexuals [1pt]. 3:Define the legal geography approach in sociolegal research? (2pts) Using information from your material on Africville and the Treaty of Laramie and related historical events, explain how Canadian and/or U.S. law has produced and sustained racial social orders in space. (6pts) Why does the term racialization of space help to explain these legal processes (1 mark)? How does Nelson’s findings in her research on Africville challenge (contradict) the “law in the books”? (1 mark)