Question

1. close reading: according to millar, what powers did the roman people have? how did that make rome more democratic?

Explanation:

To answer this, one would need to refer to Millar's work to identify the powers of the Roman people such as voting rights in assemblies, ability to hold office in some cases, and their role in decision - making processes. These powers made Rome more democratic as they gave the people a say in governance, allowing for representation and participation in the political system.

Answer:

The answer depends on Millar's specific arguments in his work. Without access to that work, a detailed response cannot be provided. However, generally, powers like voting in popular assemblies and potential to hold certain offices made Rome more democratic as it allowed for people's participation in governance.