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    24‚ 1814‚ but the news of it did not reach either the British or the American troops in the Louisiana southwest. General Major Andrew Jackson had the entire battle thought and planned out‚ it was all ready for action‚ and the soldiers all waited. A few days earlier the British and American forces had engaged in a battle about nine miles away from New Orleans. This was only a part of the plan in order to draw the British forces to Chalmette Plantation. The Battle of New Orleans was an important battle

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    The move wasn’t that difficult for me. Sure‚ I was sad to leave all of my friends and my great grandmother‚ but there was a whole new world waiting for me up there. In 2008‚ we drove 12 hours‚ leaving New Orleans‚ Louisiana behind and entering our new home‚ Charlotte‚ North Carolina. New Orleans only had one season: hot and humid. During what everyone else called “the winter”‚ it was just a little less hot and humid. During what they called “the summer”‚ it was extra hot and humid. But‚ no matter

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    millions of years that humans have been on this earth‚ many communities have come to existence. The great Egyptians‚ and the Roman empire‚ are just to name a few but none are more diverse and complex than the city of New Orleans. A city founded on the worlds’ second largest river‚ New Orleans is a place that has thrived for many years. Though it is always at risk of natural disasters‚ the people stay true to its’ traditions and diversity. The “Who Dat Nation” will always be strong and supportive of not

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    My Visit To New Orleans

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    I wanted to attend. My first visit to New Orleans was by accident after my parents canceled our summer trip to Santa Fe because they did not think the food there was good enough. They asked if New Orleans was a better alternative and I jumped at the idea of being in a city that supposedly is rich in ghost . After my first trip‚ I fell in love with the people‚ atmosphere‚ and most importantly the city. The next three years‚ my family and I came to New Orleans any chance we had‚ during spring break

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    New Orleans Music and Culture Imagine it is prime time prohibition era in the city of New Orleans. Music is blasting‚ the alcohol is freely flowing‚ and there are crowds of dancing flappers and dapper gentlemen all over the French Quarter. For decades‚ New Orleans has been the epicenter for jazz music in America. It is essential to the culture‚ economy‚ and history of the city. Over the last few years‚ however‚ some of New Orleans’s city officials seem to think the beat has left the city‚ and

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    The year 1959 was a year that New Orleans‚ Louisiana advanced in growth and population. At this time‚ New Orleans started becoming more Americanized with the impression of growing‚ suburban areas. After the Caucasians and the African Americans integrated‚ the culture of New Orleans expanded even more. Also‚ the crime rate in the city was so minor; it was nothing like the way it is today. Families all over thought that New Orleans would be a considerable place to live safely‚ earn an education‚ be

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    Zeitoun Hurricane Katrina was a catastrophe that devastated the New Orleans area in 2005. The mass damage that hit various suburbs‚ such as the ninth ward passed a tipping point in which seemed nearly irreparable and is still feeling the devastation today. It left New Orleans choking in conditions portraying that of a third world country‚ in which was responsible for the many death of New Orleans natives and the stranding of hundreds of thousands. One subject matter that contributed to this devastation

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    and Britain meet in what is known as the Battle of New Orleans. Military general‚ Andrew Jackson was elemental for the U.S. victory of the battle. With Jackson’s aggressive tactics‚ American troops were able to defeat British invasions in New Orleans. The victory over the British lifted Jackson to being praised as a national hero. The victory also helped foil plans for a British invasion of the American frontier. However‚ the Battle of New Orleans ultimately

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    I flew back to New Orleans and it was just the way I remembered it. The temperature was 98 degrees and the humidity was so high that reapplying deodorant is necessary down here. The French/Spanish architecture gives it a romantic and mysterious appeal. The air was not as fresh as I had wished it was but at least I could still breathe. The air smelled of urine that had been there for years. The streets looked as if a tornado had swept litter back and forth through the town. Residents‚ not only tourists

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    New Orleans Marketing Plan

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    Introduction The City of New Orleans is a remarkable city and has enormous potential for expansion. The “Big Easy” has always been known for the French Quarter‚ yet New Orleans is so much more than just a “party city.” I suspect there is a demand to show the “family friendly” side of the city. While there have been notable failures and setbacks along its progress‚ New Orleans is an international tourist attraction. Visitors come from all over the globe to witness its history and culture.

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