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Was the rule of Pericles a “golden age” for Athens? Explain.
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Was the rule of Pericles a “golden age” for Athens? Explain.

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The rule of Pericles was simply a period of time after the Persian Wars, where Athens was trying to recoup from the war. Oftentimes, this was used to build up the treasury to ensure that Athens would return back to its originally glorious state.
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