This country enhanced its autonomy with victories over the Hapsburgs at Morgarten and Sempach, and it attained roughly its current size in the 1500s by annexing Ticino.
A civil war within this country, known as the Raron Affair, resulted in the plundering of Sion via the Sanetsch Pass. This country enhanced its autonomy with victories over the Hapsburgs at Morgarten and Sempach, and it attained roughly its current size in the 1500s by annexing Ticino. It survived the Thirty Years' War in part because all sides hired its mercenaries, and during that time it converted to Protestantism under the leadership of Huldrych Zwingli. For 10 points, name this country whose canton of Uri was home to William Tell.
A civil war within this country, known as the Raron Affair, resulted in the plundering of Sion via the Sanetsch Pass.
{Switzerland} [accept Old {Swiss Confederacy} or {Swiss Confederation}]