The major cause for the United States going to war in 1812 was:

British interference with United States trade.

Spanish control of the Louisiana territory.

James Madison's need to control world affairs.

The canceling of Orders in Council by the British.

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Valentina Griffin

10 July, 02:16

The major cause for the United States going to war in 1812 was:

British interference with United States trade.

Spanish control of the Louisiana territory.

James Madison's need to control world affairs.

The canceling of Orders in Council by the British.

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Alison Meyer · Answer 1

Well it was because Brittan wouldn't stop seizing french and American boats that were trading with America.

So your answer is A: British interference with United States trade.

The major cause for the United States going to war in 1812 was:British interference with United States trade.Spanish control of the Louisiana territory.James Madison's need to control world affairs.The canceling of Orders in Council by the British.

The major cause for the United States going to war in 1812 was:

British interference with United States trade.

Spanish control of the Louisiana territory.

James Madison's need to control world affairs.

The canceling of Orders in Council by the British.