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Medieval Europe population began to increase from 1000 to 1300.
- Europe's population doubled gradually because of high fertility rates and the reduction of deaths because of the availability of food.
- There was an economic expansion as Europe witness an agricultural revolution, the rebirth of towns like Florence, Rome etc., and the rise of the middle class.
- Agricultural production reduced the number of deaths from starvation and disease, thus contributed to a population boom.
Therefore we can conclude that there were several reasons for the rise of the population in Medieval Europe.
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