What was the life of commoners like during the Renaissance?

Commoners were working-class people. Not luxurious jobs like being an artist or writer (in those days), but it was harder work that didn't pay that much. Stereotypically, the men worked and the women stayed home and took care of the house. It depended on wealth if the family was educated or not. Rights were limited the lower you were. It was money-based status, like it is today. If you were a wealthy noblewoman, you would learn how to do dances and how to order servants, whereas a commoner woman would just take care of the children and the house. A nobleman might spend time in professions like art, or government, whereas a commoner would be doing harder work. But different inventions like the printing press, gunpowder, and toilets ( which decreased deisease) built a bridge between commoners and nobles.