The television most likely altered the attitude of American people toward the Vietnam war because it showing the consequences of guns and bombs, and the violence and death which upset the American people.
<u>Explanation</u>:
During the Vietnam War, the American People could see on the television in the news and pictures that came directly from the Vietnamese battlefield the violence and the brutality carried out by both the military forces. This disturbed most Americans and changed their views about the war.
D. Spain would not have been keen on forming alliances with less technologically advanced natives. Their eyes were set on conquering the Americas resources.
The south used these laws to prevent African Americans from voting although it backfired since many of the white southerners didn't have money or much education either.
