The external factor(s) most contributing to the growth of towns in the Medieval periods was (were) _____________.

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The crusades led to an increased demand for goods and trade, which boosted the economy and led to the growth of towns. The overall population growth also contributed to the growth of towns as more people needed services and trade. Therefore, both A and B are factors that contributed to the growth of towns in the Medieval periods.

The External Factor(s) Most Contributing to the Growth of Towns