During World War I and World War II, public relations techniques to help mobilize United States citizens to support war efforts were used by the
A) Committees on Correspondence and the Associated Press.
B) Creel Committee and Office of War Information.
C) Central Intelligence Agency and the United States Information Agency.
D) Truman and Nixon administrations.

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During World War I, the Creel Committee, officially known as the Committee on Public Information, was established to influence U.S. public opinion and increase support for the war effort. In World War II, the Office of War Information played a similar role, disseminating propaganda to promote the war effort and boost morale among Americans.

During World War I and World War II, Public Relations