The correct answer is A) it seemed to prove that America was not winning in Vietnam.
The Tet Offensive showed the American people that “it seemed to prove that America was not winning in Vietnam.”
The Tet offensive was a series of coordinated attacks of the North Vietnam Army over South Vietnam cities and locations. The attack tried to make the United States leave and stop supporting South Vietnam. The offensive showed that the South Vietnam Army was not well prepared, that the Vietcong could attack any major Southern city and that the war was not close to being over. When people in America watched or read the news, they started to question the U.S. participation in the war and the protests against the war initiated.
