Why was the american victory at the battle of new orleans in 1815 significant? Select one:

a. It showed that american guerilla fighters could still defeat the british troops.

b. The battle persuaded british diplomats finally to sign the peace treaty.

c. The battle revealed that most american soldiers did not accept the peace treaty.

d. It restored national pride and made andrew jackson an american hero?

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Angel Mathis

4 September, 09:26

Why was the american victory at the battle of new orleans in 1815 significant? Select one:

a. It showed that american guerilla fighters could still defeat the british troops.

b. The battle persuaded british diplomats finally to sign the peace treaty.

c. The battle revealed that most american soldiers did not accept the peace treaty.

d. It restored national pride and made andrew jackson an american hero?

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Joanna · Answer 1

d. It restored national pride and made Andrew Jackson an American hero

The Battle resulted in a major victory for the Americans. The Battle of New Orleans is also important because it propelled Andrew Jackson to fame as a war hero.