At what point did the majority of Americans begin to question the
ability of the U. S. to win the
Vietnam War?
A After LBJ began bombing North Vietnam in
1964.
B In 1973, as Nixon completed the
withdrawal of all American ground forces in
Vietnam.
c In 1968, after the Tet Offensive, despite
the fact that it was a U. S. military victory.
D In 1969, in the wake of the Woodstock
festival

C

Explanation:

The widespread coverage on the media of the Tet Offensive which gave the impression the Vietcong could go anywhere, even into the American embassy in Saigon had a huge psychological impact on American public opinion.

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explanation:

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