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22. As the United States drifted into the War of 1812 under James Madison's leadership, many Americans in the western regions grew to endorse the war due toa. British-supported Indian attacks in the Ohio Valley region.b. Seminole Indian attacks on the Florida-Georgia border.c. Delaware Indian attacks in Jamestown, Virginia.d. the poor treatment Native Americans received at the hands of the American government.e. William Henry Harrison's alliances with native tribes in the Indiana Territory.
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