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Why was the port of New Orleans important to the United States?
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Why was the port of New Orleans important to the United States?

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New Orleans was one of the most important port cities in the United States it allowed to access to the Mississippi River which supported transportation of both troops and civilians. it was very important for shipping purposes also.
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