After learning a little about growth of towns during the Middle Ages, what caused these towns to grow? Why did people leave the Manors to these towns? Explain your answer in at least 3 sentences. by Alexys Perez-Albiar

Diego

2023-11-15 13:38:52 UTC

they left because trade increased and people could farm better with the plow and population grew so they left for somewhere else

CHUCK

2023-11-15 13:39:21 UTC

The growth of the towns came from the food increase from farming tools like the horse collar and a better plow. Another reason is that trade increased. Merchants from Africa and Asia also was a cause of the increase by bringing things to sell.

Nate

2023-11-15 13:39:34 UTC

towns grow because of new farming tools and the peasents finding out that they can make more money if they sell there own stuff

Liyah

2023-11-15 13:40:22 UTC

The town grew because there was more food so the population increased. Also their trading increased. people left because they offered more than the manor. Also they left because there was more food and better farming.

Andrew

2023-11-15 13:40:47 UTC

The towns grew more by trading and farming and other useful resources. The towns were useful and had lots of people in them. Lots of resources could be farmed and there were a lot more inventions and new things to help their trade and farming. That's why they left manors

Brent

29brelag — 2023-11-15 13:41:09 UTC

They left the manors to go to the towns because the towns had more to offer than the small manors did, such as shops,food,water,travel and many more things.

Emi

flannaryamelia — 2023-11-15 13:41:11 UTC

People left the manors because of how much trade had increased. They also grew because food and farming tools increased. In conclusion, people left manors because towns had offered more to other than the manors.

Fernanda

2023-11-15 13:41:15 UTC

The trade had increased since new inventions have been made so crops were better. And so peasants made more money.

zahra

2023-11-15 13:41:32 UTC

the people left to go to bigger towns because trade was increasing. and they were no space in the manors for a lot of people. they left to live in a bigger place to farm better.

matt

2023-11-15 13:41:35 UTC

they left because the towns had more to offer like better farming and as people were leaving they followed them to the towns

william

2023-11-15 13:41:35 UTC

I think they grow by knowing they are protected by the leader. I think some people leave when they are getting attacked. Another reason I think they left is the trades that happen.

Renad Ahmed

2023-11-15 13:41:46 UTC

The population caused these towns to grow so it was too cramped . The Manors left these towns because trade increased

toapantaerick — 2023-11-15 13:42:22 UTC

These towns could have grown because people were stable in basic things needed to live. This might have given them time to focus on building. They left the Manors because the town came with better trade and other things that made farming better as well as new inventions.

Valentina F

2023-11-15 13:42:25 UTC

the towns in the middle ages started to grow because of the food, water, and the businesses. but people started to leave because trade was starting to increase, and then peasants starting to realize that they can sell the stuff they have for money

Adrianna

2023-11-15 13:42:26 UTC

What caused these towns to grow so much is because they had a lot of food, so that brought the population up, and also trading increased. What caused thesepeople to leave the Manors to these towns were because of the fact that other people had different resources that they could use for example as trading.

chels

2023-11-15 13:42:50 UTC

what cause the towns to grow was that trade was usually increasing and people were farming much better then they were with the plow and even the population was able to grow.

Sofia Ahumada

2023-11-15 13:43:07 UTC

What caused the towns to grow was people leaving the manor. More food was available, meaning that the population increased. New inventions were also created like the Heavier Plow, which allowed farmers to dig deeper in the soil. They also made the horse collar allowing farmers to plow fields using horses. Another reason they left was because trading increased. This meant that merchants from Africa and Asia brought goods to sell at European markets.

Aubrey Grayer

2023-11-15 13:43:16 UTC

The town grew because of food. It increased because farming tools improved and new inventions were made like the heavy plow. So population increased. Peope left the manor because town had more like protection and more tradings

Arianna

2023-11-15 13:43:18 UTC

These towns grew because the castles provided security so the citizens could hide from invaders. Food was starting to be more available which helped increase the population and the Heavier Plow + Horse Collar helped the farmers make it easier to grow crops too. Trade also increased and merchants from Africa and Asia brought goods to sell in the markets. In conclusion, people left the manors for these towns because the towns had more variety of necessities than the manors.

Ariani

2023-11-15 13:43:50 UTC

Towns and cities grew during the early Middle Ages as the amount of trade between Europe and other continents increased.

They left because it was much better than the mansion, the towns had much more to offer.

val g

2023-11-15 13:44:10 UTC

They left because trade had increases and farm tools worked better when farming. So they went out to find somewhere else instead.

Beatriz

2023-11-15 13:44:47 UTC

The towers grew because of new farming tools which resulted in more food, also because trades increased. I think they left the manors because the towns had more to offer, they were bigger and had more protection.

Johnathan moreno

2023-11-15 13:45:37 UTC

The towns grew larger because of the more resources that the town of was more than a manor offered, because of the increases in trade and food, there were also new inventions to make farming faster.

Vincent Trovato

2023-11-15 13:45:44 UTC

People left because trade increased and people could farm a lot better with the plow and the population grew so they left to go somewhere

Bridgette Bayachek

2023-11-15 13:45:45 UTC

What happened is farming increased and people started to leave Manors becuase they wanted better farming and trade which some towns had.

2023-11-15 13:45:56 UTC

One of the things is that trade increased, the growth of cities came from the increase in food. thanks to the increase in tools

Lexi :3

2023-11-15 13:46:03 UTC

Trade and the increase of food caused these towns to grow because when the plow was built it helped to increase the food supply. People realized that they don't need the manors anymore because they have enough food down in the towns.

Linh

2023-11-15 13:47:07 UTC

I think what made this town grow was because they had more food and the population increased. I think they left because this town is better than Manors. Perhaps they left because there was more food and better farmers.

LaMech R

2023-11-15 14:20:04 UTC

I think trade was the reason for towns to grow because and the manors started to get more money.

Matthew Cruz

2023-11-15 14:20:56 UTC

I think the growth was caused by the plow that helps people dig deeper which would help farming become more easier for the farmers.and trade helped them and selling crops.

JASON POLKOWSKI

2023-11-15 14:21:07 UTC

I would say that they grew because they needed more room for the people coming in,and i think that people fled there due to them not wanting to be in any war anymore also cause of food supply and the lack of it.

LOGAN WALLACE

2023-11-15 14:21:25 UTC

The growth of the towns was the food production it increased graphicly because there were new tools there was the horse collar and an improved plow.Also they left because there were more resources and there were more things to sell.

Salmata

2023-11-15 14:22:03 UTC

the trade helped the town grow because the manor didnt have everything there and you would still need to go to markets and the trade help increase the money . i think the ppl lefted the manor to the town cs they didnt need the manor anymore because they had trade with food and other thingys and the manor didnt have thoses supplies to it would be easier to supply stuff from trade rather than the manor and theat would help people and save their life more and the population would grow in other towns and that would make the manors have less people and the ppl that are selling stuff are getting more stuff and money

Jaxon B

2023-11-15 14:23:26 UTC

The towns and people left the manors because of the farms tools and how they made food but they kept running out of money and people are selling stuff to get more money for food for the people that lived in the towns

2023-11-15 14:23:58 UTC

The towns grew more and more because of the population, and new farming tools.

joseph lauria

2023-11-15 14:24:11 UTC

the towns grew larger becuase of the more resources provided to them it was more than a manor offered and also farming started to increase and people started to leave the manors becuase they wanted better farming

Juan V

2023-11-15 14:24:21 UTC

The people left the town because how much the trade increased. the people also grew because the food and farming tools increased so the reason why people were leaving is because the food and farming tools were increasing

neli <3

2023-11-15 14:24:27 UTC

I think that towns grew larger because of the increase of trade. I think trade helped grow towns because when people in the middle ages realized that they could trade things that they had too much of for goods, they used it to their advantage. They traded things they did not need for things such as materials for houses/buildings, food, wood, and anything else they needed. They used what they got from trading to expand their land and storage. That is why I think that the increase of trade helped grow towns in the middle ages.

Lena L

2023-11-15 14:25:08 UTC

What caused the towns to grow was because of the food. It increased because farming tools improved and the new inventions were made like the heavy plow and more food was available meaning the population grew. People left the manor because the town had more protection and more trading. They also left because of trading, this meant that the merchants from Africa and Asia brought goods to sell at the markets.

Tyler

2023-11-15 14:25:11 UTC

What caused these towns to grow was the stuff they were selling, and making things, such as food, and market places all over the area, and the way they get all this food for the markets was because they got new farming tools, and this made food increase these tools were things like the horse collar, and a more improved plow. Trade increased from Merchants that came to sell things to trade for other things, and the reason why people left the manors to these towns was because of the trade increase, and the food increase because for them the more food, the more resources that they get provided, and with more trade they can trade some of their stuff for more goods for themselves.

Sophia LaSala

2023-11-15 14:25:22 UTC

what caused the towns to grow was people leaving the manor there was more food available. what means that the town will grow because people will go where there is food. more things were also created like the plow what made it easier for farmers do dig deeper in soil, they also made a collar for horses what made it easier for the farmers to work with them. another thing is they bought goods to trade for more money so that would bring in more people

Santiago

2023-11-15 14:25:29 UTC

Something that made the towns grow was the population so it was too cramped.

The Manors left these towns because the trade increase a lot ans they left, they didin't wanted to be there anymore

2023-11-15 14:25:53 UTC

towns are growing a lot now because we have more access to thinks like tools and machines that we can use to build and dig things so that way we can make the towns bigger and that way people have more reason to move in to these towns there is also a lot of ressorses to get food clothes and water.

courtney meyer

2023-11-15 14:26:11 UTC

The town gruw because there was trading so you woulde get chlose and food. There was a lot of places where you would be safe. Peaple were abel to get a lot more because of the amont of peopple in the town. Even if you were in a small bilding you still had a home to live in.

Zelenny Morales

2023-11-15 14:26:19 UTC

i think the growth was caused by how the increase of food and how they started to trade because the plow would help them out with the increase of food supply .

Logan Lukac

lukaclogan — 2023-11-15 14:27:12 UTC

The growth of towns in the Middle Ages

Towns and cities grew during the high Middle Ages as the amount of trade increased between Europe and other continents. Trade began to grow in Europe after the Crusades. Most of this trade was controlled by merchants from Italy and Northern Europe.

Gia

2023-11-15 14:27:17 UTC

the growth of towns increased because people leaving the manor because they increased on food from good farming tools and they also increased on trade and being able to sell stuff.

James Bovino

29jambov — 2023-11-15 14:27:24 UTC

People have left manors because of the grow of trade and people wanted to leave to a town because it had more to offer than the manors. Also it got to croweded and people wanted to move because of the amount of people that were living by the manor. Also the population rased because how much food there was witch led to trade increaseing. The prices had gone up witch led to people/serfs or pesants moving out because of trade prices.

2023-11-15 14:27:41 UTC

What caused the towns to grow were because the castles gave security to the people so they could hide. They were also growing more crops and food was becoming more available so that helped increase the population. People left the manor because the towns had more things they needed and more variety of things.

Michael

2023-11-15 14:27:54 UTC

What made these towns grow is because people were leaving their old town to go to these new towns because the new town has more money. They also left because they had more trade so people can make more money in the towns. They also grew because of the new farming tools, they made plow and it helped them get more crops for more people.

Hana

2023-11-15 14:29:59 UTC

The towns grew because the townspeople had protection, so they knew they would be safe. They would be allowed to hide in the castle in times of attacks. People could and would make money out of selling food, and the choices kept growing overtime. There was tools named the Horse Collar and the Plow. There were more resources available to use. The Horse Collar gave them the ability to grow crops easier. Trading also increased, while merchants from different countries brought goods to sell in their markets so they could make money. So they left the manors for these towns because they had a bigger choice of their necessities and the things they want more than the manors.

Scarleth Paz

2023-11-15 14:30:31 UTC

the towns were growing because people were trading stuff like food and tools. which made the population increase. People were leaving because of all the stuff increasing. so they wanted to leave to go get money.

lily

2023-11-15 14:30:40 UTC

the town grew because of the food. the towns, so that grew the population up. castles also provided security so the citizens could hide from invaders. and people were going to these town because their was more trade and their was more opertunion to make more money.

🤑Kendrick Tobar🤑

2023-11-15 15:05:07 UTC

I think why people left for manors because its probably more peaceful with the outdoors environment and they wanted to see nature and they probably liked nature.

Essence Johnson

2023-11-15 15:05:22 UTC

The towns grew because the peasants found a way to make their plants grow faster. The serfs used plow, plow was used to help plants grow faster. Since the plants were growing faster the serfs realized they could start selling their own stuff and trading increased by a lot.

Jack Filik

2023-11-15 15:05:46 UTC

The towns in the middle ages grew because of new farming tools and new inventions like the horse collar and the plow but people left the manor towns because of trade and also some people didn't like how farming was different

Parker

cassibaparker — 2023-11-15 15:06:12 UTC

Those towns grew because they made all the basic needs and objects for life. Also they could trade since there were many people in the towns. They could harvest crops and also use the rivers. This led to an increase in population. With the tools like the plow people could farm more efficiently.

Jacob T

2023-11-15 15:06:27 UTC

Towns in the middle ages grew because they had people selling a lot more goods that they could use, but then when people living in manors saw all those goods, they went to those towns to get all of those other items.

Alex P

29alepol — 2023-11-15 15:06:31 UTC

Towns population grew because of new inventions for food.That also led to More trade. And newer towns had castles so the people could be protected.

Javier

2023-11-15 15:06:42 UTC

the towns grew more popular because of the stores trading food and good protection and unlike other towns these towns were more rich with more money then other towns and they also grew because of the farms.

People left to towns because people had more oppurtunitys to work and make money

Andre A.

2023-11-15 15:06:48 UTC

The reason why towns had large growth was because of the increasing of trade. And that started leading to better economy for the town, leading to more people, leading even more trade. And the reason why people started leaving manors is because they saw the growth of the town and how it was better there then the manors. So in conclusion, the reason why towns grew so much is because of the increasing of trade. And the reason why people started leaving the manor is because of the better economy in the town.

Johnny P

2023-11-15 15:06:52 UTC

The towns grew by the food increasing, so people started to come. Also trade increased. People also sold a lot of stuff to get money. People left the Manors because there was more food in these towns.

Camila G

2023-11-15 15:07:04 UTC

In the Middle Ages, towns grew because of the advancement of technology. One important advancement was the farming tools. With more food, the population of the towns grew and trade increased.

Amy Qiu

2023-11-15 15:07:09 UTC

After learning a little about the growth of towns during the Middle Ages, I know that one reason that caused these towns to grow was because of their crops. There had been new inventions such as the heavy plow and the horse collar, which helped them in growing a larger amount of crops. Due to there being more crops, the population grew.

Samuel. C

29samcru — 2023-11-15 15:07:13 UTC

Towns started to grow due to the fact that people were inventing new tools and that helped out peasants to make more money while also doing work. It also started to grow due to food increase because since the peasants had more efficient tools making crops was not necessarily easy but it was increasing by a lot. and people left manor due to the increase of trading and also because towns would offer way more then manor.

Danica A

alcaldedanica — 2023-11-15 15:07:13 UTC

The growth of the towns increased during the Middle Ages because there was more food and there were inventions like the plow and the horse collar to help with farming. People left the Manors to these towns because trade increased there and to make more money.

Trey Lyerly

2023-11-15 15:07:54 UTC

The growth of towns started when food increased because of new inventions such as the heavier plow and the horse collar. Also trade increased the town population. People left the Manors to these towns because of trade and new inventions which led to a better society.

Matthew Rodriguez

rodriguezmatthew2 — 2023-11-15 15:08:05 UTC

The reason why these markets and towns grew very well was because of massive food growth, gaining the heavier plow, having horse collars, and having increased trade. All of these bonuses gave huge and massive growth to the towns. that was also the reason why people moved out of the manors, life was easier in the towns and market places.

Adam

2023-11-15 15:08:07 UTC

After learning a little about the growth of towns during the Middle Ages, what caused these towns to grow was the fact how they improved on farming. They had so many resources to trade so they became a fast growing town. They came up with new and or improved technology for the farm and not just the farm.  One of the inventions was  the plow.

Aaron

2023-11-15 15:08:16 UTC

they left because trade started to grow and the people could buy better equipment also other merchant from Asia and Africa were the cause of the quick growth

Alivia

2023-11-15 15:09:15 UTC

Increase in trade caused these towns to grow. Better farming tools, such as the heavy plow and the horse collar also helped the towns grow, with better tools then people were able to grow their own food, causing the population to grow. People left the Manors to these town because there were more shops and resources, with more shops people could work and earn money they could also have better access to resources.

christopher

johnsonchristopher2 — 2023-11-15 15:09:55 UTC

The towns grew because people from manors went there to make more money. another reason is because of inventions like farm tools and more. lastly another reason is there more food in a big town so people can feed their families more

Zena Rashwan

2023-11-15 15:09:57 UTC

Something that caused the towns to grow and splurge was the heavier plow. The heavier plow allowed crops to grow at a more rapid pace growing more crops than ever. This allowed trade to grow which helped population grow. The population grew because there were so many crops that could feed numerous people. But people began to leave because trade increased, which improved the peoples society and made advancements to their everyday life.

Robyn W

2023-11-15 15:10:08 UTC

In the middle ages people tended to leave Manors because they were better living situation, more opportunities, and they were way less remote compared to Manors. One reason that led to the growth of towns was trade. Trade allowed for more money circulation, people being able to own more stuff, and people being able to afford living in the towns because of it. Another thing that led to the expansion of towns was inventions. Invention like the Heavier plow, and horse collar allowed better farming which made food more available increasing population.

Brianna Williams

2023-11-15 15:10:16 UTC

The of the towns started when farming tools became improved.When farming tools are improved it makes it much easier to grow food. The new farming tools led to food increase. The tools that made farming easier was the heavier plow and horse collar. Another reason that towns grew was the protection service. Castles were well protected by guards and by stone walls. People left the manors because of trade increasing. This shows that the towns started to grew when new farming tools were made, castles were well protected, trade started to increase and technology improved too.

Daniel Esposito

2023-11-15 15:10:19 UTC

Towns growth relied on the workers, farming inventions, and the trading. This helped the population grow because there was a heavy plow and a horse collar for farming food. This helped the farming be easier and could make more food. Because of that it made it a better life for people there instead of living on manors. That is why people left Manors to have a better life and be more prosperous.

Lukas

29lukhen — 2023-11-15 15:12:01 UTC

These towns were growing and improving rapidly because their were buildings that made food so people could sell them and they made lots of this food so the population started to skyrocketed the population so there population was going up really fast which lead to the towns growing more and more. some people might have left the manors because the towns grew more and many people were selling many things like food and things to drink like milk. these things were the same things provided in the manor but the one difference was that people could trade in towns so they could get items that they might want or didn't get before because in a manor you could trade but you would have to trade with people from other manors so you would be getting the same items compared to things that people trade in a town that are different. for example you could trade food or something to drink and animals or stuff to decorate your home etc. in conclusion the manors and towns are way different because of trading.

ariana

2023-11-15 15:13:26 UTC

the thing that caused towns to grow is because people were leaving the manors and going to the towns. people were leaving because manors did not have everything like trading or shops.

Zorina

2023-11-15 15:13:49 UTC

the growth of towns was caused by the new farming inventions the Heavier plow and the horse collar because of these inventions more food was made faster so people began to live longer and the make the population grow.

Justin m

2023-11-15 15:13:56 UTC

The towns grew because the increase in food and trade because it increased the amount of money they made so they can make better towns so people would leave to the towns because they were better

Paige Piegaro

2023-11-15 15:14:01 UTC

The reason that towns growing in population was because the towns offered much more than the manors. One of the reasons for the growth in the towns was because of more useful farming tools such as the plow and horse collar which help plants grow. Another reason the growth of the towns was also because trade was increasing, which helped people because they were able to sell their goods for other goods or money. One Last reason why the towns grew in population was because there was more food and water.

Nelson

2023-11-15 15:14:23 UTC

The growth in towns was that trading increased. There became more new farming tools, like the plow and horse collar.

Leo Esposito

2023-11-15 16:19:32 UTC

They started to grow because there was a increase of trade in that area because most of the people had nothing to do. They also started growing because there were more food and crops in the area as well.

gigi

toroyingmai — 2023-11-15 16:20:45 UTC

the growth of a town is critical for money and more growth of the economy, but the money that when they pay for taxes helps the town get townhouses and repair roads and paths that they walk on everyday to get where they need to go on a day to day basis.

Kenny S

2023-11-15 16:21:44 UTC

Towns in the Middle Ages grew because of an increase in trade. People left their manors so they could take part in the economic growth.

Andrew

2023-11-15 16:21:52 UTC

Towns grow because of new people finding out how life is there so they leave manors to go there where it helps the economy's growth because more people to get jobs and help the community with food water shelter etc. and with increased trade its just a deal maker

Ava D

2023-11-15 16:22:13 UTC

The towns grew due to the new inventions, such as the heavier plow, and the horse collar. These inventions helped grow more food, which led to more trade. Trade was very important, especially at this time. Trade is what grew these towns and made them more popular.

Jose Castellon

2023-11-15 16:22:30 UTC

The growth of towns happens when you get lots of food and water and they begin to trade and grow their towns and people see how good they are doing so they begin to left there town for the town that look like they are doing great.

Jesalise

2023-11-15 16:22:37 UTC

The reason why people left was because the trade level increased and they had more materials and markets they were able to sell better items for farming and every time they would sell items they would make more money

Sophia Burgess

2023-11-15 16:22:48 UTC

Towns grew bigger because of the increase in trade. Peasants got more money and left the manors. They also had new technology that helped with crops. Finally there was more food available causing the population to increase.

Daniel Son Garcia

2023-11-15 16:22:59 UTC

The reason towns were growing in population was because more people were getting more money for trade and livestock and with that they they improved on the towns the tools and the protection for the town and they bought more mills for the grain and the food and more homes for the people that needed it like peasants and many others.

Avery K

2023-11-15 16:23:16 UTC

The reason towns grew was because of food increase, new inventions, and trade. Food increase drew people into the town because of the amount of food they were producing. Later that food was made for trading which also helped bring people from the manor because they would make more money working for themselves. The final reason towns grew was because the new inventions made crops grow easier and made farming easier. People left the Manors for these towns because with the amount of crops they made, they had enough left over to trade with.

samantha leon

2023-11-15 16:23:18 UTC

after learning a little about the growth of these town during the middle ages. One of the reasons that the towns grow was there was more food available, so population increased. People left the manors to go to these towns because there was in increase of trade. there was also in increase of jobs and better ways to get money.

Ethan

2023-11-15 16:23:20 UTC

The growth of medival towns was caused by a number of factors. One of the reason why is because they were gaining population and the the growth of this ment that there was more money going around and more trade. Another one is there was more resores going around which ment that they could build more homes for people. another reason was trade. trade was of the many reasons that people left the manor and went to the towns. in the manors there wasnt any trade to be done so they saw a oppertiunity to do more trade.

vivarnickolas — 2023-11-15 16:24:00 UTC

People left the Manors because trade increased in those towns. They also had a new invention that they had never seen before and it helped farm crops and grow crops and so they had enough food for the population because it was increasing. And Merchants across Africa and Asia brought goods to sell.

bianca calvache

2023-11-15 16:24:08 UTC

The towns grew because the town provided more resources that a manor offers, they also have new inventions in farming to make the process faster. The people left the Manors to those towns because trade increased and the jobs were higher paying which made people want to go to those towns more, they also had better farming inventions.

malaika

2023-11-15 16:24:16 UTC

Things like increase in trade and new inventions that made crops easier to grow caused these towns to grow and I think they left these manors because there was more to offer else where

korpu otto

2023-11-15 16:24:37 UTC

more people want to come because there were lots of farmers which led to more trading and there was clean water to bath and manors did not have those thing so people left and if you traded you could get more money.

kamarie

goodwinkamarie — 2023-11-15 16:24:39 UTC

One thing that caused towns to grow was the trading when they would trade with people I think that the people that they would trade with told others about it and then more people wanted to trade. I think that was left because there were more markets and they wanted to make more money.

Emiliano Lopez

lopezemiliano3 — 2023-11-15 16:24:59 UTC

Something that made towns grow was the population so it was too cramped which made people leave the manors. People also left these towns because the trade increased somewhere else and many people left.

Solomiya K.

kuzyksolomiya — 2023-11-15 16:25:25 UTC

In the middle ages, towns and manors grew because of advanced tools and weapons. Because of this, Knights were able to protect the towns which made the human population in the towns grow. Another reason why towns would be growing is because of trade. Because of trade, people got more advanced technology like the plow which helped farmers and serfs grow crops. This plow helped feed many people in the manor which increased the human population since no one could really starve with all this food. With Manors full, many people had to move which is why the towns were important in this situation.

2023-11-15 16:25:52 UTC

they left because the towns had more variaty in trade they could sell and buy more and get rich. The towns they grew cause more people started moving in.

Nathalya

2023-11-15 16:26:06 UTC

The cause of the town to grow is they had more tools and found stuff that could make them money. The people left the Manors to go to the town because there was food, goods and trading.

Angel G

2023-11-15 16:27:03 UTC

The towns grew a lot more because of the resources they got like food and tools to farm improved also there were new tools made like the heavy plow. There are also trades that improved which caused the population to go up. Some people left the manor for the towns because it had a bunch of necessities.

james h

2023-11-15 16:27:36 UTC

towns grow from trade. they grow because of farming. they left to make more money.

2023-11-15 16:28:00 UTC

The reason the towns grow is of trading.when the manor was at the village when he got there there was wood/orchards/gardens and lakes or ponds where fish was found . most of the time was spent working on the land and trying to grow enough food to survive another year.

Karla

2023-11-15 16:31:06 UTC

The towns in the middle ages started to grow by the water,food,and businesses.After people started to leave because of trading increased.They left because they wanted a place that is better and where they can get more money.

I.L

2023-11-15 18:29:50 UTC

Towns grew because people were able to create more opportunities for themselves. Also that they were able to make their own home and make their own money. They were also able to do their trades more often .

Cameron

2023-11-15 18:31:07 UTC

the growth of towns began with the trades and a with farming tools the peasents

diego c

2023-11-15 18:31:14 UTC

They left because towns grew with new farming tools like the heavier plow, horse collar, and improved plow, trade also increased.

Gaven

2023-11-15 18:31:32 UTC

The things that caused these towns to grow was the manors had a place where you can get firewood to make gas and fire also a place to get food and water also you get a lot of protection and you get shelter.

2023-11-15 18:32:12 UTC

Since there were more people in the towns and this served to exchange, buy and thus have a better economy by investing with the variety of ways of commerce.

LEANDRO

2023-11-15 18:32:15 UTC

There are a lot of churchest and ther usually a wall to the left you go over it and protect your self from danger.

BRENDON

29bretro — 2023-11-15 18:32:41 UTC

the towns grew because a lot of people came over. a lot of people came because of a lot of trade being there. and in all the manors didn't have a lot of trade.

Ian Gonzalez

2023-11-15 18:32:54 UTC

These towns during the Middle Ages grew because of all the resources they had there. Plus they made trading more common meaning the people in the Manors, who only got land to live for farming and working, went to these towns to make money. So with all these opportunities that these towns offered, it grew their towns and made people from the Manors` go to these towns.

deylin garcia

2023-11-15 18:33:47 UTC

so the crops would be better,teh trade had grwon new inventions there for peasents could make more money.

Gianna Z

zimbardogianna — 2023-11-15 18:34:20 UTC

the reason the small towns grew were because of their trading. they traded what they had left for better things they now have.

xavierTillman

2023-11-15 18:34:32 UTC

I think trade helped the towns grow and more opportunities for people who wanted to be rich and the less rich don't really need to farm they can do more things.

the had more resources to use like fuel and grian and in all it was just easier to live there

Kaylani Edwards

2023-11-15 18:34:40 UTC

The population caused these towns to grow so it was too cramped.The Manors left these towns because trade increased.

amy o

29amyoka — 2023-11-15 18:34:48 UTC

Based off what we learned i know that the towns started growing because of the inventions like the horse collar, the plow that they have to make farming process faster which helps the population to increase. Also, because of the resources that the town has. Compared to the resources that the manor offers, they have more.

Delilah Pevonis

2023-11-15 18:34:53 UTC

The manors grew because farming and food had become better. They left the manors because trade had increased. So they left because other places had more to offer.

2023-11-15 18:35:13 UTC

The reason why people have left the town were becasue they felt un safe and not happy or proud of where they lived

JAyden PHAMM

2023-11-15 18:35:18 UTC

The towns grew because there was food more available which then caused the population of people to increase. There was also heavier plow which made farming so much easier. The horse collar was a very convenient invention because it allowed farming to be easier. The horse collar let the farmers plow fields using horses. Once the farming became easier, trading sky rocketed.

allyson

2023-11-15 18:35:30 UTC

trading made the town grow more and they can make more money by selling their stuff

madison m

2023-11-15 18:35:55 UTC

some reasons how people were able to leave were the fact that food increased and led to an increase in population then making people leave manors.

Jack

2023-11-15 18:35:57 UTC

Some of the reasons that the towns would grow is because more food was available so the towns population would increase in size and power. Trade increased so that would also have more people come to village and towns. The final reason is that merchants from Asia and Africa would bring goods to sell at European markets. There was also the horse collar and heavier plow which helped grow crops so the people on the manors could make more food and sell them to make a living for themselves, they would also look for more work to earn more money.

Liliana Vence

2023-11-15 18:36:09 UTC

People left the manors because of the trade increase. They also grew food and tools for farming increased.

Sophia Canetti Newton

2023-11-15 18:36:19 UTC

The Growth of towns came from trading. There was more food available to trade so they traded a lot. Also farming tools. Farming tools helped make the food so they could trade. People left the Manors to these towns because they were running smoothly and it was better over there.

Paula Z

2023-11-15 18:36:31 UTC

These towns grew because of more people coming to improve it along with the population growing. The people left the nobles since of how high the trade increased so they had more opportunities to get money. Lastly, the resources that the town had.

Madison Utley

2023-11-15 18:39:08 UTC

Some ways the Towns grow during the Middle Ages are the more food was available so the population increased.

Also the trade increased show they had more money.

And they had larger buildings made with stone walls so they could easily be defended from attacks.

Ava T

2023-11-15 18:39:34 UTC

One of the reasons that towns population was growing was because of trade, trade was getting a higher rate. Another reason was that other towns had better tools than the tools at the towns before such as the horse collar and the plow. And the last reason was that they had better food and hydration

2023-11-15 18:39:42 UTC

The growth of the towns is the food production in increased graphics because they would get new tools. There was the horse collar and an improved heavy plow. Also they had left because there were more resources and there were more things to sell to get other things.

"what caused these towns to grow? Why did people leave the Manors to these towns?"

not_real_guy — 2023-11-15 18:43:44 UTC

The main reasons that towns grow (expect that town above) because people left the manors for the increase of trade and farming. Towns has more to offer because Africa and Asia brought goods to sell in market. Peasants wanted to make more money. So yea, there your source I guess or look it up on Yahoo.

colin.c

2023-11-15 19:12:26 UTC

Towns grew so much because they were bringing in so many people from the manors. This is mainly because towns/villages offered so much more than manors. This includes more water, food, and freedom I'd say. Also the heavier plow was invented, which helped farmers dig in soil, this in turn gave them more food. Also the horse collar, this helped them plow fields using horses.

Theoden

2023-11-15 19:12:36 UTC

I think what caused these towns to grow were the more supply, protection, and Markets because lot and lots of manor never had markets which mean if there was a big attack they would flee to better towns in markets they had.

chloe

bolanoschloe — 2023-11-15 19:12:50 UTC

people might have moved to theses towns because of trade increase and better work. They also would've came because the manors didn't treat them well, or they were sick and tired of being at the manors.

JUlian

2023-11-15 19:12:56 UTC

they left the manors because the manors were losing resources and they went to the towns because they had resources and housing.

Carter

2023-11-15 19:13:53 UTC

The town grew because of resources and trade and hey made a system called fuedislisam

NOA

2023-11-15 19:14:17 UTC

the towns growth was due from food increasing and farming tools getting better.

Ellis

2023-11-15 19:14:24 UTC

I think people left the Manors because there were better opportunities in the town. Not only was there a greater population but there was also more supplies there like farming tools that provided lots of food for everyone in the town.

Alejandra

2023-11-15 19:14:36 UTC

The growth of Towns during the Middle ages grew because of food increase, and trade. There were also better tools like a stronger and better plow, and a horse collar. People left the Manors to these towns because of the jobs, people wanted more jobs and the jobs in the towns were easier to apply in and get the job. They also left the Manors because of the trade and food increase.

Derek A.

2023-11-15 19:15:09 UTC

The town grew because there was more food, supplies in the town, and new farming tools. The peasants can also make more money by selling their own stuff. The manors left to go to the town because there wasn't enough food.

Michael

2023-11-15 19:15:14 UTC

they grew because of the food water and businesses but people started to leave because trade started to increase and things cost more money.

Nicole

2023-11-15 19:15:59 UTC

One of the reasons was that the different farming tools kept being invented and it helped the farmers plant crops better. Another reason was the population of the trade that expanded after the manors came. The population of the castles increased because of how big they were and the walls where huge so it blocked the invaders from coming.

lily d

2023-11-15 19:15:59 UTC

Towns grew tremendously over the course of the Middle Ages. This is because towns generally had more job opportunities for people, more food for people, and trading became available to them. Also, there were inventions that made it easier for them to farm. For example the horse collar and heavier plow. The increase of population in towns started/caused the decline of the population in manors.

hellen

2023-11-15 19:16:31 UTC

I think what caused these towns to grow is more food. This caused the population to grow up making the town grow more efficiently. I think people left the Manors because they knew that there were better job opportunities in these towns. Another reason people left the Manors to go to these towns is the fact they might've wanted better protection and they knew there would be stone walls for better protection/safety.

JOHN BOVINO

2023-11-15 19:17:02 UTC

The reasons the town town grew because the popolatey was good and the food and trading was good and the water was not contaminated and people can trade there things there were also more supplies there were also bigger markets. there where better tool and more opetoonites to make more money.

Ricki Galek

2023-11-15 19:17:03 UTC

The towns grew due to the new inventions, including the heavier plow, and horse collar. These inventions assisted in growing more food, which in turn led to an increase of population, and trade. Trade was very important, especially during this time period and is something that assisted in the growth and popularity of medieval towns.

madison zaleski

2023-11-15 19:17:15 UTC

One reason towns grew was because trade grew especially in the area. Also, people left Manors to go to the towns because of the trade. There was also more supplies and more room for them all to stay.

Marwan Elsayed

2023-11-15 19:17:58 UTC

The cause of the towns is growing and people leaving are connected. The Manor didn't have many jobs, so they would go to the town since they had more jobs. But the town also had more food, more trade, and they also had heavier plows which allowed them to dig deeper holes for the crops. This allowed people to live longer and more healthier.

Catherine

2023-11-15 19:18:23 UTC

The thing that caused the towns to grow is all the people who helped to build different places and farm lands. They also had nights to try to keep them safe and help the population. People started to leave the Manors to these towns because they might have wanted a better place to live or more farmland.

Eder

2023-11-15 19:18:24 UTC

the town grew because there was more supplies and better trades and they live near a river because they need water and food

Alex m

2023-11-15 19:18:42 UTC

they left the manor for better trade,jobs and supplies and a better life somewhere else then sitting in a house and do nothing at all.

Seryna C.

2023-11-15 19:19:05 UTC

Towns grew because trade increased in the Middle Ages. People left Manors to these towns because there were more job opportunities. It was also because the towns had more materials. And the Manors weren't well protected like the towns.

Rex Byleckie

2023-11-15 19:19:22 UTC

People left the manors because the manors kept on running out of resources and they moved to towns because the towns had enough resources for them and they had all the necessities people need.

Jax Galati

galatijax — 2023-11-15 19:19:51 UTC

The growth of the towns are from the trade growing. This helped because people can get stuff they couldn't make themselves. Another reason is because of the water and food population this helped when people had babies that they had food to eat and helped. The plow and the horsecollar help farm food. Also food helped people live longer. This shows that this makes the population grow.

BRODYYYY

2023-11-15 19:20:15 UTC

They, had more stuff; so they left the "maror" and yea.

Luciano Benjamin

29lucben — 2023-11-15 19:21:28 UTC

There more opportunities for jobs there were more supplies and they had good trades.

Moosa

2023-11-15 19:24:22 UTC

The growth of the town was aided by trade since the manor did not have all the necessary supplies. People could easily obtain food and other necessities through trade, allowing the population to expand and thrive. In contrast, relying solely on the manor would have been challenging since it lacked the same level of resources. Trading helped boost the local economy and increased the overall wealth of the town. As a result, many people chose to move to the town instead of staying at the manor, which eventually led to a decline in the manor's population and finances.

Valentina rivera

2023-11-15 21:03:30 UTC

The manors grew because food and farming had become much better for people . they left the manors because trading was increasing and other people had more to give