Medieval villages grew into towns because of the growth of: 1. exploration 2. trade 3.taxes

Trade

Explanation:

Medieval villages have undergone numerous changes since their inception with the end of the Western Roman Empire and Europe's process of population retreat and ruralization until its growth after the eleventh century, when new crafts and trade were developed. Commerce was largely responsible for the expansion of medieval villages, providing food supplies to the villages and providing demand for goods and services and the pursuit of good quality of life.

the answer is a new goverment.