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George Creel and the Committee on Public Information (CPI) built support for the U.S. war through an extensive Propaganda campaign that included posters, films, pamphlets, and speeches. They aimed to generate enthusiasm for the war, foster patriotism, and demonize the enemy by portraying the conflict as a moral struggle for democracy. The CPI also enlisted influential figures, artists, and writers to promote their messages, effectively mobilizing public sentiment and encouraging enlistment and support for wartime measures. Overall, their efforts contributed significantly to shaping public perception and rallying national unity during World War I.

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