Why was the Tet Offensive a turning point in the Vietnam War? a. The Tet Offensive forced President Johnson to double the number of U. S. combat troops in Vietnam.
b. The Tet Offensive shocked the American people and increasingly convinced them that the war could not be won.
c. The Tet Offensive proved that U. S. forces were superior to Vietcong guerrilla fighters and decisively ended the war.

What invention ended the way of life for cowboys and plains indians?

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How did the cleveland massacre impact standard oil in 1872? standard oil hired all the laborers who were nearly killed during the cleveland massacre. standard oil became a monopoly in the cleveland oil market after the cleveland massacre. standard oil was bought out by other companies in the city after the cleveland massacre. standard oil closed down to avoid additional violence in the wake of the cleveland massacre.