Two external factors during the Middle Ages that greatly contributed to the growth of towns in Europe were immigration from the orient and the Protestant Reformation.

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The two external factors during the Middle Ages that contributed to the growth of towns in Europe were the revival of trade and the growth of feudalism, not immigration from the orient and the Protestant Reformation, which occurred later in European history.

Two External Factors During the Middle Ages That Greatly Contributed