The USA, embarrassed by the outcome of their actions, (Source E) passed a legislation after the Tet Offensive which prohibited any direct American combat activities in Vietnam. (Source C) Peace talks then began between Vietnam and America in Paris while President Nixon carried out the so-called ‘Vietnamization’ policy. The policy introduced by the USA was made to steadily reduce the number of U.S. combat troops in Vietnam, sending them back home. Because of what they saw as a failure, the North Vietnamese agreed to the peace talks. And from now on, the People’s Army of Vietnam (NVA) took control as the Vietcong army never recovered from the setback of Tet Offensive. (Source H) Even though the Tet offensive was clearly perceived as a military
