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Why was the tet offensive considered the turning point in the Vietnam war
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Why was the tet offensive considered the turning point in the Vietnam war

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It was a turning point in the Vietnam war because it completely changed the public opinion of the war among the people of the US and showed that North Vietnam is not as a small threat as was perceived.
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