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In the colonial period, Delaware experienced relatively low death and birth rates compared to other regions. The Birth Rate varied but was generally higher than the Death Rate, contributing to population growth. Factors such as a relatively healthy environment, agricultural prosperity, and settlement patterns influenced these rates. Specific numerical data can vary, but it is estimated that birth rates often exceeded 40-50 per 1,000, while death rates were typically around 20-30 per 1,000.

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