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What argument did the Committees of Correspondence most likely make in response to British policies in 1774?
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“The colonies must obey our laws and do their fair part.”
“The colonies must obey our laws and do their fair part.”
“Finally, we’re making progress on proper representation.”
“Finally, we’re making progress on proper representation.”
“This is a horrible abuse of justice and a threat to our liberty.”
“This is a horrible abuse of justice and a threat to our liberty.”
“We’ll not buy another British good until they end these taxes.”
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“This is a horrible abuse of justice and a threat to our liberty.”
Explanation: The Committees of Correspondence publicized and protested British abuses (especially the Intolerable/Coercive Acts in 1774), warning colonists that British policies threatened their rights and freedom and organizing resistance.
Explanation: The Committees of Correspondence publicized and protested British abuses (especially the Intolerable/Coercive Acts in 1774), warning colonists that British policies threatened their rights and freedom and organizing resistance.
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