How did the battle of New Orleans affect the US?

Answer 1

The battle and the surrendering (Apr. 24-25,1862) of New Orleans signed:

1 - the lost of the greatest city and the most important harbor of the Confederacy;

2 - the control of the Southern course of the River Mississippi to the Federals;

3 - coupled with the Union victory of the battle of Shiloh (Apr. 6-7, 1862), and the seize of the Island Number. 10 (Apr. 7), opened the way for the conquest of the whole Mississippi to the Union.

Answer 2

the red coats were no match for jacksons soldiers. the americans achieved a decisive victory in the war of 1812. Andrew Jackson became a hero and his fame helped him with presidency in 1828.

The Treaty of Ghent had ended the War of 1812 before the Battle of New Orleans was fought, but neither side knew it. In reality, it had no impact on the outcome of the war.

Answer 3

The Battle of New Orleans increased American self-confidence and increased the fame of Andrew Jackson, helping to lead to his election as President in 1828, but otherwise had no effect on the country. The peace treaty had already been signed when the Battle began. The outcome of the Battle had no impact on the terms of the treaty or the lands that the US held or that Britain lost control of.

Answer 4

It was just about the only glorious victory the US had in the War of 1812. so it was something for Americans to talk about and write about and sing about. It made Americans feel good about themselves. Their frontier troops more than held their own against the experienced British troops who had defeated Napoleon earlier.

It made Andrew Jackson a national hero and helped him get elected President a few years later.

Answer 5

They signed a treaty and one more battle take Place just days Afterthe treaty had been sign because. News of the treaty had not reach the soldiers.

Answer 6

more war and less food