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1.) The Battle of New Orleans was actually a series of battles fought between
August 18, 1812 and November 25, 1812.
November 18, 1813 and December 12, 1813.
December 22, 1813 and January 5, 1814.
December 23, 1814 and January 8, 1815.
2.) The British believed it was best for them to take over New Orleans because it was
Owned by the French
Thomas Jefferson was born there.
An important shipping port.
Run by pirates.
3.) Jackson was aided by French pirate
Bluebeard
Blackbeard
Henry Morgan
Jean Lafitte.
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