Question

Why were Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, and other members of the House of Representatives known as the War Hawks?

They were eager to start a war against France.





They had been heroes in the American Revolutionary War.





They only wanted the U.S. to fight if it had been attacked.





They were eager to declare war on Great Britain

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The War Hawks were a group of Congressmen who were displeased with the fact that Great Britain had been interfering with American trade, and they believed Britain was also encouraging Native Americans to attack U.S. settlers. They wanted the United States to declare war on Great Britain. By attacking Britain, the War Hawks believed that the United States could successfully invade Canada and possibly Florida. The War Hawks included Henry Clay of Kentucky and John C. Calhoun of South Carolina.

Answer 3

any more

Answer 4

nope that's it thank you so much:)