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Why was the victory in the Battle of New Orleans important for the United States?
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Why was the victory in the Battle of New Orleans important for the United States?

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Quick Answer: The war was the last engagement between US and Great Britian, "followed by news of the peace treaty". Andrew Jackson at the time in the historic war became known throughout US in addition.
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