Why did Red Stick leaders, even with 2,000 fewer soldiers, believe they could score a victory over U. S. troops in the Battle of Horseshoe Bend?

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Ruben Mcfarland

27 August, 05:13

Why did Red Stick leaders, even with 2,000 fewer soldiers, believe they could score a victory over U. S. troops in the Battle of Horseshoe Bend?

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Kendrick Lynn · Answer 1

The battle of horse shoe bend was between the British army and the United States troops fought in 1815 ... The war resulted in the winning of the U. S. troops over the British army even though the British army had more soldiers as compared to the U. S. army.

The reason for this was the traits and the tricks of Andrew Jackson who was the army general of the U. S. troops. He was declared a national hero after the war. This war marked the end of the creek war.