Question

what argument did the committees of correspondence most likely make in response to the British policies in 1774?

The colonies obey our laws into their fair part

Finally, we’re making progress on proper representation

This is a horrible abuse of justice, and a threat to our liberty

Will not buy another British until they end these taxes

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

The committees of correspondence most likely made the argument that the British policies in 1774 were a horrible abuse of justice and a threat to their liberty. They would have likely emphasized the need for proper representation and expressed their opposition to the taxes imposed by the British. They may have also encouraged boycotting British goods until these policies were ended.