Question

Think back to media coverage of the Vietnam War. Which best describes why the Tet Offensive is often pinpointed as an event that changed media coverage of the conflict?

Answer 1

A, because at this time, Walter Cronkite delivered his famous "unwinnable war" speech B. because the coverage of the war became a great deal more objective C. because, after a long time coming, media coverage became extremely graphic D. because, after a long policy of not commenting on the war, Lyndon B. Johnson spoke out against the media E. because the controversial image of a U.S.-ally general shooting a communist was broadcast, beginning a trend away from upbeat coverage of the war

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Answer 2

Answer: The answer is E. from the options provided by the other person...

Explanation: E. because the controversial image of a U.S-ally general shooting a communist was broadcast, beginning a trend away from upbeat coverage of the war