Who established the first committee of correspondence in Boston in 1772 and why?
A.
The First Continental Congress established the first committee of correspondence in Boston to aid in inter-colonial communication during the Revolution.
B.
John Adams established the first committee of correspondence to enable colonial women to coordinate demonstrations and protests across colonies during the Revolution.
C.
Samuel Adams established the first committee of correspondence in Boston because he recognized the importance of spreading colonial resistance through communication.
D.
The royal governor of Massachusetts established the first committee of correspondence in Boston to facilitate communication between the British and loyalists.