In the Vietnam War, the "Ho Chi Minh Trail" was
A. continually moved by the North Vietnamese.
B. eventually destroyed by American bombing raids.
C. used by American troops to stage attacks on North Vietnam.
D. both continually moved by the North Vietnamese and eventually destroyed by American bombing raids.
E. None of these answers is correct.
Answer: A
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