Why would farmers and frontier settlers demand war against britain? they were tired of britain's interference in trade and the impressment of american sailors. they wanted to export goods to europe but britain refused to accept american products. britain had sole access to the west and refused to allow u. s. expansion. farmers and frontiersmen were loyalists who supported britain's efforts

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Why would farmers and frontier settlers demand war against britain? they were tired of britain's interference in trade and the impressment of american sailors. they wanted to export goods to europe but britain refused to accept american products. britain had sole access to the west and refused to allow u. s. expansion. farmers and frontiersmen were loyalists who supported britain's efforts

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Quinn Adams · Answer 1

I think the answer to this question is,

they were tired of Britain's interference in trade and the impressment of American sailors

They wanted to have their own piece of land and trade with other people without any restrictions from foreign control.

Robert Mooney · Answer 2

They were tired of Britain's interference in trade and the impressment of American sailors