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why did Athens experience a "golden age" after the Persian wars and what did this eventually lead to?

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Though Athens became one of the most powerful city states, rivalries over power and resources occurred with Sparta. This continued on and eventually led to the Peloponnesian War.

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The Athenians became one of the most powerful city-states, and the de facto Greek capital, after the wars. As a result, the arts, building, and philosophy flourished in the city. Rivalries over resources and power emerged between Athens and Sparta, which eventually led to the Peloponnesian War.

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