The financial backing for this event was in great part driven by Britain's need for a steady supply of sulfur for their steam ships.
The financial backing for this event was in great part driven by Britain's need for a steady supply of sulfur for their steam ships. This event was preceded by the Gancia revolt which roused popular support, while a major envoy during this arrested and replaced with the scheming Depretis. Seasoned troops drawn from one central participant's Army of the Alps helped expedite engagements during this action like the Battle of (*) Volturnus, after which Francis II fled his kingdom. The republicanism espoused during this event by Francesco Crispi led him to be replaced at the behest of Cavour during this event, which began when the central group left Quarto on Il Piemonte and Il Lombardo. Leading to the collapse of the Kingdom of Two Sicilies, for 10 points, name this action in which Red Shirts under Garibaldi conquered Southern Italy, named for the approximate number of participants.
The financial backing for this event was in great part driven by Britain's need for a steady supply of sulfur for their steam ships.
Expedition of the Thousand [accept clear equivalents; accept Spedizione dei Mille]