The New Spanish troops drove the British out of the mouth of the Mississippi at what major battle?

The New Spanish troops, led by Bernardo de Gálvez, fought the British at Baton Rouge in 1779 and forced them from this strategic part of the Mississippi River region. Waterloo, Concord, and King’s Mountain were battles fought in other places and contexts. The correct choice is Baton Rouge.

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