Question

How did the Tet Offensive mostly affect the course of the Vietnam War?

It greatly damaged American popular support for the conflict.

It gave the Vietcong control of major urban centers.

It ended U.S.-North Vietnam peace talks that had begun shortly before.

It forced the United States to immediately withdraw its troops.

Answer 1

The Tet offensive of 1968 demonstrated that despite the element of surprise, American soldiers were able to repel determined and well coordinated attacks. Small unit tactics, excellent NCO leadership, and determination of the soldiers were able to turn the tide for the Americans.
The Tet offensive of 1968 demonstrated that despite the element of surprise, American soldiers were able to repel determined and well coordinated attacks. Small unit tactics, excellent NCO leadership, and determination of the soldiers were able to turn the tide for the Americans.

Answer 2

i think It greatly damaged American popular support for the conflict.

Answer 3

It greatly damaged American popular support for the conflict, is correct. Medal! (:

Answer 4

correct answer is A