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10. What was the Tet offensive?e. an attempt by secret U.S. military personnel to save the French garrison in northern Vietnamb. a protest in the United States over the Vietnam Wara. a Vietnamese holidayd. uprisings by the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese armies in South Vietnamese citiesc. the aerial bombing campaigns the United States waged against North Vietnam
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