Who was typically the audience of Commedia? a
Nobles
b
The poor and middle class
c
No one. They were terrible.
d
Children

b.The poor and middle class

When Commedia was getting popular it was viewed by both the upper class and lower class citizens who would gather together in piazzas and market squares.

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the correct answer is d

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