Battle of New Orleans.

Tuesday, August 2, 2016

Tennessee in the War of 1812-- Part 8: Aftermath

For Tennessee, the War of 1812 all but eliminated British and Spanish interference in the Southwest.  It also broke the power of the southern Indian tribes, leading to their eventual removal, and opened vast tracts of land for white settlers to exploit.

Because of the political and military prominence during the war, Tennessee, for the first time, came into national prominence.

--Brock-Perry

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