US History – 1865 to Present
The Committee on Public Information (CPI) was a government agency established in 1917 to influence public opinion during World War I through propaganda and communication strategies. The CPI played a crucial role in promoting the war effort and encouraging American citizens to support the U.S. involvement in the conflict, significantly shaping how the war was perceived on the home front.
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