A tobacco boycott in favor of this cause led to a period of street fighting called the "Five Days.
A tobacco boycott in favor of this cause led to a period of street fighting called the "Five Days." Forces opposing this cause withdrew to a fortified area known as the Quadrilateral after a battle where Henry Dunant ran makeshift hospitals. A leader abandoned this cause via the Treaty of Villafranca after supporting it by the Pact of Plombieres. Patrice de MacMahon's dukedom was named after a battle fought over this cause at (*)  Magenta. This was the goal espoused by the "charcoal burner" secret societies. Napoleon III backed this goal thanks to Count Cavour, who supported a campaign in favor of this goal that the Red Shirts undertook against the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies. For 10 points, name this cause of Giuseppe Garibaldi and Victor Emmanuel II, who became king in Rome after its success.
A tobacco boycott in favor of this cause led to a period of street fighting called the "Five Days.
unification  of  Italy  [or  Risorgimento ; or equivalents of  independence  of  Italy ]