Tet offensive was the battle that showed that the war in Vietnam was not being won as easily as it was being portrayed. It was one of the largest millitary campaigns of the Vietnam War, it started in 1968, by forces of the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese People´s army of Vietnam against the forces of the South Vietnamese Army of the Republic of Vietnam and the United States Armed Forces, and their allies.
This offensive was the largest military operation conducted by either side up to that point in the war.
The offensive had a huge impact on the U.S government and shocked the US public. Soon, the American public support declined and the US started a series of negotiations to end war.
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Everyone gets paid equal. Lets say there is a Sheep, who is the head of all COWS. This Sheep controls all production made by cows. For every bottle of milk each cow produces, they get a fair share of land/grass. Every cow is treated equally. Even, if one cow produces MORE milk than the other, they will still receive the same share, as to the cow who produced LESS milk.
Or think about a farmer. A farmer who sells his/her cows will get the same as, let say the firms/business who BUYS the cows from them and then further sells them to the global/domestic market.
I really hope this makes sense...Communism is a political and economic goal, that the government uses to try achieving equality. A lawyer, who spent years studying at a tertiary level, will receive the same pay, as that to a teacher. The Government takes all the income, and distributed it evenly. This type of government, is unrealistic and doesn't work. This was what started the Vietnam War. USA, NZ and Australia against, the communist Vietnamese. Although, the purpose was for a good cause, it doesn't work! The government tends to be eager to take advantage of the money, thus becoming easily corrupt. The people become unhappy, because many feel they deserve more money, dependent on their job stakes.
I hope you followed through. Chur! :)
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Jean Jacques Rousseau had a major impact on modern governments through the advancement of the philosophy of social contract. The social contract can also be seen in the American Declaration of Independence when the Founding Fathers sought to establish a government for and by the people of the United States.
