Which of the following statements reflects the most important impact of gaslights on the theater in 19th century America? Gaslights were incredibly dangerous and combustible, therefore, many theaters refused to use them and fewer people came to see plays.

Gaslights allowed audiences to see the actors more clearly from a distance, thus allowing theaters to accommodate more people.

Gaslights allowed directors and producers to use lighting for artistic effect and helped to create the roles of set designers and lighting technicians.

Gaslights made a small difference in the way the stage could be illuminated, so directors had limited special effects for their stage productions.

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