What is the most important role that the committees of correspondence played leading up to the american revolution? question 12 options: they provided a record of the negotiations in the continental congress.       they kept parliament informed as to what colonists were planning. they were the first attempt to maintain close political cooperation among all colonists. they showed that become the federalists were already very powerful.

They were the first attempt to maintain close political cooperation among all colonists.
When settlers began to have important issues to discuss about the abuses or problems of the British Crown and the 13 Colonies, the Correspondence Committees were the way the settlers negotiated with the British; and then they were growing in numbers, and more committees were formed in many cities, it was a way of interconnecting all the settlers, of transmitting information and finally, Committees of Correspondence were the place where the Americans planned the War of Independence.