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HURRY Why was the Battle of Baton Rouge important? It ended British control of the Mississippi River. It signified the end of the American Revolution. It was the last battle of the American Revolution
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Why was the Battle of Baton Rouge important?


It ended British control of the Mississippi River.

It signified the end of the American Revolution.

It was the last battle of the American Revolution fought in the South.

It caused the British to end the blockade of the Atlantic.

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It ended British control of the Mississippi River.

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