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How was General Andrew Jackson’s victory in New Orleans different from other battles in the War of 1812? A) the winning general became a hero B) the battle added five new states to the nation C) the british
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How was General Andrew Jackson’s victory in New Orleans different from other battles in the War of 1812?

A) the winning general became a hero

B) the battle added five new states to the nation

C) the british were stopped before reaching their goal

D) the battle had no effect on the outcome of the war

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a or c ........................
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Answer:

A) the winning general became a hero

Step-by-step explanation:

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