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galina1969 [7]
3 years ago
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why did most eastern european countries immediately after ww2 became satellite states of the soviet union

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2 answers:
SSSSS [86.1K]3 years ago
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The soviet union could have also started ww3
olga55 [171]3 years ago
4 0
Because they were intimidated by axis powers and wanted to show loyalty to  communist nations
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Q1: What kind of trouble was America in right before the battle of New Orleans?

A1: Both British and American troops were unaware of the peace treaty that was signed a few weeks prior in Great Belgium.

Q2: Why did the British want to capture New Orleans?

A2: The British wanted to capture New Orleans because it was the gateway to the Mississippi River.

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A5: A weak 12-gun fortification.

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Edward Pakenham receives orders to command the expedition against New Orleans

November 6–7, 1814

Seeking to deny the British a fortified harbor, Andrew Jackson’s forces enter and temporarily occupy Pensacola after a short, fierce skirmish against Spanish troops; the British depart after blowing up Fort Barrancas.

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Jackson declares martial law in New Orleans, while two British officers dressed as local fishermen secretly reconnoiter a route to the city via Bayou Bienvenue to the Villeré and Delaronde Plantations. British troops begin mustering at Isle aux Poix (Pea Island), near the mouth of the Pearl River.

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Two bodies of Tennessee Militia under Generals Coffee and Carroll reach New Orleans, along with Thomas Hinds’s Mississippi Dragoons.

December 23, 1814

British Landing and Night Battle: Jackson attacks after nightfall, stopping the British advance; the Americans fall back and begin construction of a defensive line behind the Rodriguez Canal.

January 8, 1815

Final Battle of New Orleans: The main British attack on the east bank of the Mississippi is repulsed with heavy British casualties and the deaths of Generals Pakenham and Gibbs; Pakenham’s successor, Major General Lambert, decides that he cannot exploit a successful British attack on the west bank and orders his forces to withdraw.

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A7: The assault on Jackson’s fortifications was a fiasco, costing the British some 2,000 casualties including three generals and seven colonels—all of it in the span of only 30 minutes. Amazingly, Jackson’s ragtag outfit had lost fewer than 100 men.

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