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it was a capture not a battle, do not trust wiki, people change the answers like i am doing, plus you will get in trouble for plagarizing! trust me i am helping you out!
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 10y agoit was a battle on New Orleans and it was about two weeks after the war had ended and the treaty of ghent was signed however since it took long back then for news to travel, there was a fight
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∙ 11y agothe battle was fought 2 weeks after the war ended
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Why did the British want to capture the cities of Washington and New Orleans during the war of 1812?
Washington is the capital of the United states and new Orleans served as one of the most needed ports to the Americans during the War of 1812. To bad Andrew Jackson killed all of them before they could even reach New Orleans. =O
What southern port did Farragut's victory close?
New Orleans New Orleans
Why was the fall of new Orleans a heavy blow to the confederacy?
Losing New Orleans meant a loss of one of the largest ports in the Confederacy. It meant that getting supplies to Confederate forces from European sources was that much more difficult. It also closed the mouth of the Mississippi River, and following the capture of Vicksburg, it cut the South in two.
Where did the fall of New Orleans happen?
New Orleans, a prime target of the Union for its ports, was captured without taking the fight to the city itself. Attacks on Ports Jackson and St. Phillip, allowed General Farragut to take control of the City of New Orleans.
What were David Glasgow Farragut's most notable accomplishment?
He captured New Orleans and was victorious in the Battle of Mobile Bay.
Why was the capture of New Orleans and important victory for the North?
After the Union gained New Orleans, they could control the South of the Mississippi River
What port city did Farragut capture?
New Orleans in April 1862.
What person's gunships were responsible for the capture of new Orleans?
Robert E. Lee
What was the impact of the capture of New Orleans in 1862?
The Union was closer to controlling the Mississippi.
What was the capture of new Orleans important?
It helped the Union gain control of the Mississippi River.
How did Admiral Farragut capture New Orleans in 1862?
On April 29, 1862, David Farragut began the assault that would led to the capture of New Orleans. He was able to get through the forts of Jackson and St. Philip, as well as the Chalmette batteries, in order to take the city and its port. New Orleans surrendered after a massive bombardment by the Union navy.
Why was norths capture of new Orleans a serious blow to the south?
the north had a lesser chance of winning against New Orleans because the north was smaller than New Orleans. therefore that is why
Did the British capture New Orleans from the Americans in 1814?
No. The Americans successfully defended the city in the Battle of New Orleans, which was fought 2 weeks after the War of 1812 was declared ended.
What goal was the north on it's way to achieving with the capture of new Orleans?
To cutting the confederacy in two.
Did the civil war take place in Louisiana?
Yes. The capture of New Orleans. The Grierson Raid.
Who captured New Orleans in 1862?
In 1862, Officer David Farragut was able to capture the city of New Orleans without needing to take the battle into the city itself. Instead, he captured the Forts Jackson and Philip, then went unopposed in his conquest of the city. The capture of the Confederacyâ??s largest city, marked a turning point in the war.
Why was the capture of new Orleans important in May 1862?
It helped the Union gain control of the Mississippi river.
