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Question 1

In the aftermath of the Tet Offensive, President Johnson
 
  a. asked Hanoi to begin negotiations.
  b. received a pledge from fellow Democrats that they would fully support his policies in Southeast Asia.
  c. announced his intention to seek another term in office.
  d. began a sustained bombing program above the 17th parallel.

Question 2

The Tet Offensive in Vietnam in January 1968 led to
 
  a. the Communist occupation and control of Saigon for a temporary period.
  b. a renewed determination in the United States to support President Johnson's war policies.
  c. a wave of South Vietnamese support for American troops.
  d. the realization by Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford that further escalation of the war would not bringvictory.



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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