How did the people of athens feel after the persian wars?
proud and confident
disappointed and wary
angry and violent
afraid and suspicious

Proud and confident

Explanation:

Because of the united Greek achievement, a significant amount of the Persian armada was destroyed, and every Persian army was ousted from Europe, denoting a finish of Persia's development westbound into the mainland. The urban areas of Ionia were likewise freed from Persian control.  

The fierce activities of Spartan pioneer Pausanias at the attack of Byzantium, for example, distanced a significant number of the Greek states from Sparta and prompted a move in the military order of the League from Sparta to Athens.  

false, the two are unrelated

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