Major John Pitcarin and Concord, are the right answers.
Explanation:
General Thomas Gage was an Army general director and an official from Britain. He is well recognized for his several years of duty in North America. He played a significant role in the early phase of the American Revolution. On date 14th April 1775, Gage underwent mandates from London to take definitive action upon the Patriots. Getting the knowledge that the army had been stockpiling weaponry at Concord, Massachusetts, he ordered Major John Pitcarin from the Boston fortification to move there on the midnight of 18 April to seize them.
The initial goals of Japanese leaders were to neutralize the United States Navy, seize possessions rich in natural resources, and establish strategic military bases to defend Japan's empire in the Pacific Ocean and Asia.
