A. The Tet Offensive is considered a turning point in the war because it convinces many Americans that the was wasn't over yet.
The ribossome has three sites:
first: A-site (aminoacyl)
second: P-site (peptidyl)
final: E-site (exit)
While the translation of a protein happens, the P-site holds the t-RNA, which is bonded to the growing polypeptide chain of aminoacids.
That´s why it's called a P-site, there is a bind between the peptidyl and tRNA.
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Wenceles is the only Germanic one you named. Constantine and Diocletian were Roman emperors and Charlemagne was Frankish not germanic.
The U.S. had vowed to support any Nation that was fighting the restraints of a tyrannical government