The significant effect of the greco-persian wars.
a. the persian victory meant a rapid end to the golden age of peace, prosperity, arts, and culture that had lasted for nearly 100 years in athens.
b. the greeks and persians agreed to jointly rule over a single country containing the territories of both civilizations.
c. the greek victory allowed alexander the great to conquer the weakened persian empire soon after, ushering in the hellenistic era.
d. athens emerged as the most powerful of the victorious greek city-states, leading to a golden age of peace, prosperity, and cu

Explanation:

There are several effects or consequences from the Greco-Persian Wars. Beating the Persians was a huge success, because it was an almighty Empire, people believed that they were gods ruling men. The end of this conflict gave fame, freedom and pride to Athens. Also, it began a peaceful and prosper period.

Greeks and Persians were to different, the first ones believed in democracy and freedom, while the second ones were oppressors of freedom, the opposite of Greeks policies.

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