Which statement best describes Andrew Jackson's defense of New Orleans?
a. The local militia had done such an effective job there was little for him to do.
b. He accepted support from anyone who would fight, including black troops and pirates.
c. He accepted white volunteers but rejected black troops.
d. It proved unnecessary because the British withdrew from the area.
ANSWER: b
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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