What were napalm and Agent Orange?
A. Strategies used to influence the government of South Vietnam
B. Controversial weapons used by the United States in Vietnam
c. Codes used by the United States to send military messages in
Vietnam
D. Diplomatic messages sent to North Vietnam
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