population

I've been thinking a lot about more populous ALT Canada's in recent months. I'm not well versed in the intricacies of the Confederation, but for those who do have expertise how soon could confederation plausibly have happened after the 1837-8 Rebellions. And Assuming a TL where confederation is...

IOTL the current Black Population in the US is about 13% and still for more or less is contained in the South. What would have to change for the Black population for it to not only grow but for it to almost completely stay in the South? How would this affect American History culture and Black...

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Between 1800 and 1900, the Mexican population grew from roughly 6 million to 13.6 million. The USA, however, grew its population from 5.3 million to an enormous 76.2 million. I assume this is a result of instability and lower levels of migration, and my (admittedly brief) research seems to...

I've been in the school of thought that if the CSA survived the majority of it's population would end up being black because a few states were already majority black including Florida surprisingly and neither of the Great Migrations would happen. But I not familiar with how population density...

Without immigration, how can a country increase its fertility rates and population growth?

With a POD in 1783 (the year of the laki eruptions where 25% of the population would die to famine) , how can we have the population of Iceland, by 2020, be bigger than OTL (336k) and what PODs are necessary to achieve this?

So, the scenario where Canada is a part of America in some form or another is a fairly common one on this site, but I don't recall any in-depth discussion about how the population distribution would change should America control Canada. There have been some threads which discuss whether Canada...

This region that's shaded in yellow and red, is sparsely populated, and currently only has a population of ~4M people. What's the maximum population that it could realistically sustain?

Inspired by the maximum population of Denmark and Highest Scandinavian population possible thread, what is the possible maximum population of Sweden could support? how high do you think the it could have been?

With a POD after it's independence in 1810's, what's the largest possible population for Argentina they can support by Now?

What's the maximum population that the territory of Poland could support?

What could the maximum population of 1914 borders Hungary could support?

Hello, all it appeared to me that if the violence and conflict China went through in the late 19th and early 20th century could have been ameliorated, may have led to a different level of population at its present. The Qing dynasty was pretty stable in terms of food distribution, at least until...

As the title says, I'm looking for some information. First, Is anyone aware of population figures of Medieval Damascus or Aleppo? 800s to 1400s of any type would be quite helpful. Bonus points if there are figures for the suburbs (which I believe they had) outside. On a related second...

How much population an Industrialized China would have without 19th century rebellions and how many soldiers can it mobilize? Industrialized= large Heavy industry, No serfdom, Mechanized agriculture, market economy , large and dense railway, high light industry consumption

Does it necessairly have to be the most commonly spoken language in the world, or at least, the second most spoken? Let's assume, for the sake of this argument, that we have an European (but doesn't have to be one!) Great Power, which does have colonies in Africa and Asia, but never managed to...

1. With modern French borders, 2. With France having the Rhineland. And here's an interesting thought, if the max population France could have in 1800 is notably larger than OTL, then what would the population of 1900 France be in that scenario using growth calculations based on the 1800 number?

Devise a scenario after the Napoleonic Wars where the French birth rate and overall population growth increases allowing it to maintain parity with other contemporary European nations, or to regain its mantle as the "demographic beast" it was the 13th Century. Would something like more...

So it is well-known on this forum that had Russia not gone communist at the end of WW1, their already-massive population of 183 million (as of 1914) would now be about 400-600 million. However, I'm curious as to how the Russian Empire could have more people (as in, tens of millions more) before...