Social Studies, 06.02.2021 03:10 kevingilbert1210

Drag each label to the correct location on the table. Match each battle to the US military leader who won it.
Battle of the
Thames
Battle of
Horseshoe
Bend
Battle of New
Orleans
Battle of
Put-in-Bay
Battle of
Tippecanoe

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