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How did the unprecedented television coverage of the Vietnam War affect public opinion of the war in the United States? A
Support for the war fell due to the graphic videos of fighting and wounded servicemen.

B
Support for the war rose because reporters expressed their approval throughout the war.

C
Support for the war fell after it became apparent the government was censoring the footage.

D
Support for the war rose as audiences were able to see the many successes of the US military.

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