Five major battles that john bell hood comanded the confederates troops

Five Major Battles in which John Bell Hood commanded the confederate troops include:

1. Battles of Gettysburg

2.  Battle of Antietam

3. Battle of Gaines's Mill

4. Second Battle of Bull Run

5. Battle of Chickamauga

Explanation:

John Bell Hood is remembered as of the most tactful, aggressive and feared Confederate commanders during the civil war. He was a Kentucky Native who was part of the United States army.

However, he disagreed with Kentucky's neutral stance in the war, left the army and fled to Texas, becoming an important member of the confederate army . He was present as either a division or a brigade commander in some of the most crucial battles.

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