Which of the following greek city-states supported the ionian rebellion against the persians?
a.
sparta
b.
thebes
c.
athens
d.
corinth

Option C.

Explanation:

Athens is the right answer.

The Ionian cities under the control of Persia rejected the Persian influences and proclaimed their freedom by launching the Ionian revolt, the primary of the various armed struggles between Greeks and Persians. Athens along with Miletus supported this revolt against the Persian rule. Though Asia Minor had been taken back after the war by the Persians Darius pledged to punish the states that provided support to the Ionians.

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