In the Middle Ages, troubadors and minstrels were:
A. Soldiers
B. Rulers
C. Church leaders
D. Entertainers

D. Entertainers

Explanation:

There were two main types of Medieval Musicians - the Minstrels and the Troubadours. ... The themes of the songs sung by the Troubadours also dealt with chivalry and courtly love but they also told stories of far lands and historical events. Wealthy people in the Middle Ages employed minstrels to entertain them in their homes. Minstrels told stories, recited poems, sang ballads and played musical instruments. They were usually well paid.

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