In the years leading up to the American revolution the committee of correspondence were most important because they

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In the years leading up to the American revolution the committee of correspondence were most important because they

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The committees of correspondence were associations of people that formed in several populated areas among the thirteen colonies during 1773. These groups were in charge of disseminating anti-British propaganda in their locations. They played a key role due to the fact they grew to such extent that they would later unify into one single entity during the Revolutionary War.