Why might it be argued that the defeat of the Persians by the union of Greek city-states indirectly contributed to the golden age of Athens?

A.} Athens became the center of naval trade for the entire Greek alliance.

B.} Athens used its expanded military to secure independence from the Greek alliance.

C.} Athens used its leadership of the Greek alliance to create an empire for itself.

D. } Athens used the alliance to avoid invasion and thus became the strongest city-state in Greece.

The Persians got defeated by the Greek city-states and indirectly contributed to the golden age of Athens

Hence the option C is correct.

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Option:  C) Athens used its leadership of the Greek alliance to create an empire for itself.

Explanation:

The defeat of the Persians by the union of Greek city-states led to the period of the golden age. The golden age reflected towards the beginning of western civilization. Great works of art, literature, sculptures, and architecture created in Athens during the Golden Age. Acropolis of Athens and the Parthenon are some of the architectural masterpieces of this period.

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