What two events recast the u.s. attitude toward the war in indochina? why?

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Those two events would be :

- The Tet Offensive
where the Forces from north Vietnam launched a surprise attack To American soldiers in South vietnam

- My Lai Massacre
Where the communist Forces gunned down Women , children, and Elderly

As for why, simply because the U.S doesnt want this communist Forces to became the new power in indochina

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