Two things to consider. First, it is somewhat common to blow some fuses when replacing the battery, especially on newer cars with a lot of computers. That's due to the current surges when the battery is connected. Check those first, and look for any wires that broke off a battery cable clamp.
Second, it's important to note that a dead battery needs to be on a charger a good 15 - 20 minutes before it will START to take a charge. It can take that long for the acid to become conductive. You may get enough current out of it to run a few lights or even start the engine with help, but that charge is not being stored in the plates yet. Charge the battery at a slow rate for at least an hour, then see how it performs.
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