. Born in Kentucky, but adopted Texas as his home state Graduate of the United States Military Academy Served in cavalry in Texas before the Civil War Served as a Lieutenant General the Confederate Army at Gettysburg A U. S. Army fort is now named for him in Killeen Who is being described- and is seen here?

A) Thomas Green

B) John Bell Hood

C) Francis Lubbock

D) John B. Magruder

B) John Bell Hood

Explanation:

John Bell Hood was born June 1,1831 in Owingsville, Kentucky. Since he was educated at the United States Military Academy, he joined the Confederate Army as a Calvary captain. Hood was unhappy that his home state of Kentucky declared neutrality, so he decided to serve his adopted state of Texas.

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