6. why was the tet offensive considered the turning point in the vietnam war? a. it convinced americans that the war was winnable. b. it convinced americans that the war wasn't nearly over. c. it broke the military strength of the united states in vietnam. d. it broke the military strength of the vietcong.

Germany italy and japan formed the tripartite pact in part because they: a. hoped to convince the united states to stay out of world war ii b. share the ruling philosophies based on communist economics c. resented the agreements they were forced to sign at the munich conference d. believed their territories were threatened by aggressive foreign states

Brainliestttme : ) how did the soviet union try to maintain control?

How might hammurabi’s code have prevented a single ruler from imposing,or forcing his or her will on people