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* The stupidest battle in history was the Battle of New Orleans on January 8, 1815, between the British and the Americans. The two sides had signed a peace treaty a month before, but they hadn't told the armies yet. Over 2,500 people died needlessly. * Other really stupid battle was the mexican-american war where we won and took over Mexico but the US got it sucked so much they paid Mexico to take their land back.
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