Which of the founding fathers called for interstate trade jefferson madison franklin

The correct answer is B) Madison.

The founding father that called for interstate trade was Madison.

At the Annapolis Convention of 1786,  the delegates addressed the issue of trade barriers that each state had established to protect its interests. It was James Madison -one of the founding fathers- that called for that meeting of delegates that was attended by delegates of the states of New York, Delaware, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey.