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In 1630, the colonizer population of the US didn't surpass 5,000. By 1700, it numbered over 250,000. To what is owed this population boom, and, as a side question, why didn't colonies like Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, older and more established, grow this quickly in the 17th century?

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[Globo] Jenni Hermoso disdains Brazil after semi-final defeat: "They don't play football"

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Vasco supporter breaks his foot taking a penalty and is carried off the field in a stretcher

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Brazil W [2]-0 Spain W - Gabi Portilho 45+4' great assist

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In the game Return of the Obra Dinn, the titular ship, a trade vessel owned by the English East India Company is manned by dozens of people, hailing from several countries. Would a trade ship from the EIC in this period (1802 to 1807) normally be so diverse in nationalities?

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Jenni Hermoso desdenha do Brasil após derrota na semifinal: "Não joga futebol"

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Women's Surfing Semifinals (Heat 2) - Brisa Hennessy interference

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In the 1966 World Cup, North Korea protagonized one of the greatest upsets in sports history, beating powerhouse and two-time champion Italy. What were the reactions in South Korea like, by the media, politicians or normal people?

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In the Pale Horseman (book), Alfred the Great considered fleeing to Rome after being defeated by Guthrum. He said the city harbored a Saxon community and that he would be well received. Was there ever such a community and did Alfred really plan on moving there?

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When studying today we write down notes, use highlighter pens, post it notes, draw up charts, tables, diagrams and etc. Do we know what kinds of techniques people in the past used to facilitate their study sessions?

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In 1630, the colonizer population of the US didn't surpass 5,000. By 1700, it numbered over 250,000. To what is owed this population boom, and, as a side question, why didn't colonies like Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, older and more established, grow this quickly in the 17th century?	2490	AskHistorians
[Globo] Jenni Hermoso disdains Brazil after semi-final defeat: "They don't play football"	1772	soccer
Vasco supporter breaks his foot taking a penalty and is carried off the field in a stretcher	1225	soccer
Brazil W [2]-0 Spain W - Gabi Portilho 45+4' great assist	969	soccer
In the game Return of the Obra Dinn, the titular ship, a trade vessel owned by the English East India Company is manned by dozens of people, hailing from several countries. Would a trade ship from the EIC in this period (1802 to 1807) normally be so diverse in nationalities?	671	AskHistorians
Jenni Hermoso desdenha do Brasil após derrota na semifinal: "Não joga futebol"	301	futebol
Women's Surfing Semifinals (Heat 2) - Brisa Hennessy interference	32	olympics
In the 1966 World Cup, North Korea protagonized one of the greatest upsets in sports history, beating powerhouse and two-time champion Italy. What were the reactions in South Korea like, by the media, politicians or normal people?	28	AskHistorians
In the Pale Horseman (book), Alfred the Great considered fleeing to Rome after being defeated by Guthrum. He said the city harbored a Saxon community and that he would be well received. Was there ever such a community and did Alfred really plan on moving there?	19	AskHistorians
When studying today we write down notes, use highlighter pens, post it notes, draw up charts, tables, diagrams and etc. Do we know what kinds of techniques people in the past used to facilitate their study sessions?	16	AskHistorians