In the years leading up to the War of 1812, Democratic-Republicans from the southern and western states who advocated going to war with Great Britain were known as A) War Hawks. B) Red Sticks. C) Jacksonians. D) the Wobblies.

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Hezekiah Peck

19 June, 02:22

In the years leading up to the War of 1812, Democratic-Republicans from the southern and western states who advocated going to war with Great Britain were known as A) War Hawks. B) Red Sticks. C) Jacksonians. D) the Wobblies.

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Luciano Horn · Answer 1

in the years leading up ot the war o 1812, the one who advocated going to war with great britain were known as : A. war hawks the most notable hawks was Henry Clay who back then acted as the speaker of the house. He also targeted canada as a possible region for US expansion