_________ is an internationally recognized "missing child" safety program in the United States (and Canada), originally created
by Wal-Mart retail stores in 1994. Today, many department stores, retail shops, shopping malls, supermarkets, amusement parks, and museums participate in the program. Legislation enacted by Congress in 2003 now mandates that all federal office buildings use the program.
Code Adam is a program for 'missing child' in the United States and Canada. The name of this program was named in remembrance of Adam Walsh. Adam Walsh was a 6-year-old child and a son of John Walsh who was the host of the program named 'America's Most Wanted' who was abducted and killed in 1981. Adam was abducted from a retail store in Florida.
The code Adam program was developed by Wal-Mart, a retail store, in 1994. Now many departmental stores participate in code adam as a safety measure for a missing child.
The first person to sail around Africa and to reach India ( and to get some precious spices from there!) was Portuguese Vasco da Gama, who did this in his journey that started in 1497 and reached India in 1498 ( and returned in 1499)
The creation of new industries. The bringing of unfamiliar diseases to American Indians.
Explanation:
A similarity between English colonies and the Spanish missions in North America during the 1500s and 1600s was. the creation of new industries. the bringing of unfamiliar diseases to American Indians.
Brazil promotes its culture through dramas known as "novelas" which are usually aired on the television. The novelas are partially responsible for the urbanization of the national culture and national integration because open television reaches 97% of the Brazilian cities, towns and villages. It also goes as far as other countries.
