After reading the excerpt, it seems to me that <span>the claim which this excerpt might support is </span><span>B.
Europeans thought the Japanese were superior to the Chinese. I saw a negative attitude towards China (due to the people's treatment) and a totally positive towards Japan. The religion is not mentioned in this excerpt, so I thing this opion is the most suitable. </span>
<span>A nation's trade and accumulation of wealth, particularly gold and silver, is at the heart of mercantilism. During 16th-18th century Europe, mercantilism was very popular and motivated many efforts at colonising various countries around the world. </span>
Pakistan was home to the Indus Valley civilization.
Answer:
Cyber-Espionage
Explanation:
Thus exists in the 21st century