General Andrew Jackson was in charge of defending New Orleans from an assault by the British. Several of his actions before any conflict were not popular. Jackson imposed strict martial law on the city of New Orleans. This civil unrest was made more complicated by Baratarian pirates led by jean Lafitte. Because Jackson needed all the troops he could find, he reached an agreement with Lafitte to help defend New Orleans. Lafitte had been offered a deal by the British but considered it to be too small, and turned the British offers down.
General Edward Pakenham was the British commander of the attack on New Orleans during the War of 1812. He was killed in the battle.
General Andrew Jackson and his troops win the decisive Battle of New Orleans in the waning moments of the War of 1812.
Andrew Jackson helped fight in the War of New Orleans and The War of 1812, he was the seventh president of America. He fought in wars and he was also a general.
James Madison was the President of the USA, but, General Andrew Jackson (the hero of the Battle of New Orleans) gained the most positive influence after the War of 1812.
Andrew Jackson
General Andrew Jackson commanded the American forces.
New Orleans
The battle of New Orleans
The battle of New Orleans
True. The Battle of New Orleans was the final decisive battle that won the War of 1812.
True. The Battle of New Orleans was the final decisive battle that won the War of 1812.
Andrew Jackson, president of the USA, and the American general who won the Battle of New Orleans during the War of 1812.