How did the events of the Battle of New Orleans in the War of 1812 impact American politics? A. A high rate of American casualties and a significant loss of land in the battle caused a shift in public sentiment nt toward isolationism. B. The territory gained as a result of the battle disrupted the balance of power in Congress and intensified the nation's sectional divide. C. Andrew Jackson became a national hero for his role in the battle, paving the way for his career in public office and eventual presidency. D. The British victory in the battle delayed the end of the war, ultimately leading President James Madison to lose his bid for reelection.