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Full Timeline of All Popes in History (33 AD – 2026)

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Largest Armies in World History (1825-2026) | 201 Years of War Evolution

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Most Popular TV Series (2004-2025) – The Rise & Fall of TV Giants

Most Popular TV Series (2004–2025) The Rise & Fall of TV Giants From prestige cable dramas to global streaming phenomena, television between 2004 and 2025 experienced its golden age . Viewer habits shifted from weekly broadcasts to binge-watching, while ratings, streaming numbers, and cultural impact redefined what “popular” truly means. This article explores the rise and fall of the most popular TV series , their viewership peaks , networks , and lasting influence . 📺 The Evolution of TV Popularity (2004–2025) 2004–2010: Appointment television dominates 2011–2016: Prestige drama era 2017–2020: Streaming explosion 2021–2025: Fragmented audiences & global reach 🏆 Top 20 Most Popular TV Series (2004–2025) (Peak average viewership per episode – U.S. & global estimates) Rank TV Series Peak Viewers Network 1 Game of Thrones 44M HBO 2 The Walking Dead 17.3M AMC 3 Breaking Bad 10.3M AMC 4 Stranger Things 15M+ Netflix 5 Lost 23M ABC 6 House of the Dragon...

Most Visited Websites in the World (1991-2025)

Most Visited Websites in the World (1991–2025) The rise of the internet has transformed how people communicate, consume information, shop, and entertain themselves. From the first static web pages of the early 1990s to today’s global digital platforms serving billions of users daily, the most visited websites reflect the evolution of technology and human behavior online. This review explores the most visited websites in the world from 1991 to 2025 , examining how early pioneers gave way to search engines, social media, video platforms, and e-commerce giants. The Birth of the Web (1991–1999) The World Wide Web was introduced to the public in 1991 by Tim Berners-Lee. Early websites were simple, text-based, and primarily academic. Early Influential Websites: info.cern.ch – the first website Yahoo! (1994) – web directory AltaVista (1995) – early search engine AOL – portal and email services MSN – Microsoft’s online hub During this period, traffic was measured ...

World Population Growth (10,000 BC to 2023): From 4 Million to 8 Billion

From 4 Million to 8 Billion: World Population Growth by Country and Region (10,000 BC – 2023) The human population has undergone an extraordinary journey over the last 12,000+ years, growing from a few million scattered hunter-gatherers to over 8 billion people in 2023. While exact figures for ancient times are estimates, modern population data allows us to track growth with high precision. Let’s explore population trends across regions and key countries , from prehistoric times to the present. 1. The Ancient World (10,000 BC – 1 AD) At the dawn of agriculture (~10,000 BC), the global population was roughly 4–5 million . Most humans lived in small, nomadic groups , with concentrations in fertile regions: Middle East (Fertile Crescent) – Early farming communities in modern-day Iraq, Syria, Israel, and Iran contributed significantly to early population growth. East Asia (China) – Evidence suggests early rice cultivation in the Yangtze River valley supported growing communities. South ...

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