Why didn’t president polk want to go to war with great britain over oregon?
polk was not interested in acquiring oregon.
polk expected to go to war with mexico over texas.
polk wanted to promote trade with british fur traders.
polk realized not many americans wanted to settle there.

Explanation:

In the 1844 U.S. presidential decision, finishing the Oregon Question by attaching the whole zone was a position embraced by the Democratic Party.  

Polk sent the British government the recently offered segment along the 49th parallel. Consequent dealings wavered as the British emissaries still contended for an outskirt along the Columbia River. Pressures developed as American expansionists like Senator Edward A. Hannegan of Indiana and Representative Leonard Henly Sims of Missouri asked Polk to add the whole Pacific Northwest to the 54°40′ parallel north, as the Democrats had called for in the race.  

The strife offered ascend to mottos, for example, "Fifty-four Forty or Fight!" As relations with Mexico were quickly disintegrating following the extension of Texas, the expansionist plan of Polk and the Democratic Party made the likelihood of two extraordinary, synchronous wars for the United States. Just before the flare-up of the Mexican– American War, Polk came back to his before position of a border along the 49th parallel.

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