Question

1. What is there about American society that makes baseball America's "national pastime"?

2. Is it true that the U.S. needs to eliminate its national debt?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

1. Major League Baseball may indeed rank a poor third to football and basketball in television ratings, but the game remains the national pastime because it resonates more deeply in the country's soul than any other sport.
2. It's unlikely America will ever pay off its national debt. ... First, the U.S. economy has historically outpaced its debt. For example, the U.S. debt at the end of World War II was $260 billion. 16 That was 14% more than GDP.