Public Law 86-3

Target entity: Public Law 86-3
Context triple: [Hawaii Admission Act, publicLawNumber, Public Law 86-3]

• A. Public Law 89-10
  Public Law 89-10 is the original 1965 federal statute that created the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, greatly expanding the U.S. government's role in funding and overseeing K–12 education, especially for disadvantaged students.
• B. Public Law 83-88
  Public Law 83-88 is a 1953 United States federal statute that established national safety standards to prevent injuries and deaths from dangerously flammable clothing and other textile products.
• C. Public Law 86-613
  Public Law 86-613 is the 1960 U.S. federal statute that originally enacted the Federal Hazardous Substances Act, establishing national regulation of hazardous household products to protect consumers, especially children, from dangerous substances.
• D. Public Law 67-85
  Public Law 67-85 is the 1921 federal statute, commonly known as the Snyder Act, that authorized annual appropriations for health, education, and general welfare services for Native Americans in the United States.
• E. Public Law 89-286
  Public Law 89-286 is a 1965 United States federal statute that established labor standards and wage protections for employees working on federal service contracts.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Public Law 86-3
Target entity description: Public Law 86-3 is the 1959 federal statute by which the United States admitted Hawaii as the 50th state of the Union.

• A. Public Law 89-10
  Public Law 89-10 is the original 1965 federal statute that created the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, greatly expanding the U.S. government's role in funding and overseeing K–12 education, especially for disadvantaged students.
• B. Public Law 83-88
  Public Law 83-88 is a 1953 United States federal statute that established national safety standards to prevent injuries and deaths from dangerously flammable clothing and other textile products.
• C. Public Law 86-613
  Public Law 86-613 is the 1960 U.S. federal statute that originally enacted the Federal Hazardous Substances Act, establishing national regulation of hazardous household products to protect consumers, especially children, from dangerous substances.
• D. Public Law 67-85
  Public Law 67-85 is the 1921 federal statute, commonly known as the Snyder Act, that authorized annual appropriations for health, education, and general welfare services for Native Americans in the United States.
• E. Public Law 89-286
  Public Law 89-286 is a 1965 United States federal statute that established labor standards and wage protections for employees working on federal service contracts.
• F. None of above. chosen