You are very much mistaken. Major League Baseball attendance is not only higher than it's ever been, but has been increasing over the pat 10 years as well. The attendance number for 2008 was down from last years all time record of 79,503,175, but it's still the second-highest total in the history of Baseball with 78,614,880.
1987 major league Baseball broke the 50 million mark for the first time with 52,011,506, and in 1993 set an all time attendance record with 70,257,938 up from 55,870,466 the year before. 10 years ago in 1999 the attendance was at 70,139,380.
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The main British religion is Christianity, as it has been for the past 1,400 years, although regular church attendance in Britain has notably decreased since the mid 20th century.
it has increased nd decreased depending on what animals and regions
Chickenpox has decreased significantly in the last 20 years in the US since chickenpox vaccine was approved in the US in 1995.
It's been 20 years since Pete Rose was banned for life from baseball by then-commissioner Bart Giamatti.
Yes, they have decreased significantly decreased.
decreased somewhat.
A bar graph would work. You could also use a pie chart. Total attendance _______________________________ 100 1-10 years ___________________ 50 11-25 years ___________ 25 other ages ___________25
Infant death rates have decreased in the past 50 years due to unhealthy economy, lack of food resources and disease .
The attendance was close for several years, but in recent years the Indy 500 has begun to pull away from the Allstate 400 in attendance figures. The Indy 500 continues to be close to a sellout crowd each year, while the Allstate 400 has begun to show sizeable gaps. There will never be fully accurate numbers though, as the Indianapolis Motor Speedway refuses to publize their attendance numbers.