Battle of New Orleans

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The Battle of New Orleans was a decisive American victory in the War of 1812, where forces led by Andrew Jackson repelled a much larger British army and boosted U.S. national pride.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
military conflict
afterEffect contributed to American nationalism in the Era of Good Feelings
alsoKnownAs Battle of New Orleans
surface form: Battle of Chalmette
associatedWith Andrew Jackson presidency
belligerent United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
surface form: United Kingdom

United States of America
surface form: United States
campaign Battle of New Orleans self-linksurface differs
surface form: New Orleans campaign
casualties heavy British casualties
light American casualties
commander Andrew Jackson
Edward Pakenham
Jean Lafitte
John Lambert
commandStructure United States militia forces
surface form: Andrew Jackson commanded a mixed force of regulars, militia, and volunteers
commemoratedBy Louisiana State Museum
surface form: Chalmette National Historical Park

song "The Battle of New Orleans"
conflictOf War of 1812
country United States of America
surface form: United States
date 1815-01-08
endDate 1815-01-08
era early 19th century
fortification American defensive earthworks
hasParticipant Andrew Jackson
British Army
Edward Pakenham
Jean Lafitte
Kentucky militia
Royal Navy
Tennessee militia
United States Army
involvement Barataria pirates allied with the United States
location near New Orleans, Louisiana
near Chalmette, Louisiana
notableDeath Edward Pakenham
objective control of the Mississippi River
partOf War of 1812
region Louisiana
result decisive American victory
river Mississippi River
significance boosted U.S. national pride
elevated Andrew Jackson to national prominence
last major battle of the War of 1812
startDate 1815-01-08
strategy British attempt to capture New Orleans
theater Gulf Coast theater of the War of 1812
treatyContext fought after signing of the Treaty of Ghent
occurred before news of the Treaty of Ghent reached North America

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Battle of Baltimore followedBy Battle of New Orleans
War of 1812 battle Battle of New Orleans
Battle of New Orleans campaign Battle of New Orleans self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: New Orleans campaign
Battle of New Orleans alsoKnownAs Battle of New Orleans
this entity surface form: Battle of Chalmette
Andrew Jackson participatedIn Battle of New Orleans
Presidency of James Madison significantEvent Battle of New Orleans
The Buccaneer (1938 film) depictsEvent Battle of New Orleans
The Buccaneer (1938 film) battleDepicted Battle of New Orleans
The Buccaneer (1938 film) portrays Battle of New Orleans
this entity surface form: British invasion of New Orleans
Jean Lafitte notableEvent Battle of New Orleans
Tennessee militia participatedIn Battle of New Orleans
Gulf Coast theater of the War of 1812 hasPart Battle of New Orleans
song "The Battle of New Orleans" originalTitle Battle of New Orleans
subject surface form: The Battle of New Orleans
this entity surface form: The Battle of New Orleans
song "The Battle of New Orleans" describesEvent Battle of New Orleans
subject surface form: The Battle of New Orleans
Cabildo hasExhibit Battle of New Orleans
subject surface form: Cabildo (New Orleans)
Confederate States Navy notableEngagement Battle of New Orleans
Edward Pakenham conflict Battle of New Orleans
Edward Pakenham notableBattle Battle of New Orleans
John Lambert participatedIn Battle of New Orleans
John Lambert conflict Battle of New Orleans
Kentucky militia conflict Battle of New Orleans
Kentucky militia notableEngagement Battle of New Orleans
Chalmette, Louisiana knownFor Battle of New Orleans
Chalmette, Louisiana majorEvent Battle of New Orleans
this entity surface form: Battle of New Orleans (1815)
“Old Hickory” (nickname) associatedWithBattle Battle of New Orleans
subject surface form: Old Hickory
War of 1812 era significantEvent Battle of New Orleans
Anglo-American wars notableEvent Battle of New Orleans
John Coffee participantIn Battle of New Orleans
St. Bernard Parish, Louisiana significantEvent Battle of New Orleans
Lonnie Donegan notableWork Battle of New Orleans