Francesco Crispi was very involved in the Sicilian revolt of 1848 against Ferdinand, the second of the two Sicilians in Palermo. He started out as a journalist and member of the Sicilian Parliament. Crispi supported the separatist movement and wanted to break ties with Naples. When the revolt failed, Crispi did not obtain amnesty and was forced to flee. In exile, Crispi was implicated in various conspiracies, also had close ties with Giuseppe Mazzini and was involved in the national movement. 1859 Crispi returns to Italy after sending a letter condemning Piedmont's support for Italian unification. Crispi went around Sicilian cities in disguise to incite people to start a revolution. He drafted the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy and was appointed Minister of the Interior and Finance in the provisional Sicilian government. But Crispi was forced to resign after the fight between Cavour and Garibaldi for the annexation of Sicily to Italy. If he had remained, opposition to Cavour would have continued in Naples. At the 1861 parliament, Crispi was described as the most aggressive and impetuous deputy of the republican party, who denounced the right to "diplomatise the revolution". He was nicknamed Il Solitario, the loner because it was difficult to collaborate and work with him. Finally, in 1864, he left the republic stating that the republic would divide us and the monarchy would unite us. In government, his mandate was very decisive because he established the monarchy. And in 1878, upon the death of Vittorio Emanuele the second king, Crispi managed to ensure this unitary democracy. During his first term as prime minister in 1887, minister of foreign affairs, Crispi had progressive tendencies, moving with ref... , gave way to a more discreet war.iii. Exaggerate: This style was the most controversial and suicidal strategy of the First World War. The goal was to break the stalemate. The machine guns were capable of quickly killing thousands of people, so that the incoming waves of soldiers could be easily shot. By entering the war, Britain is interested in territorial expansion in Europe and sees France as a threat and Germany on the other hand Germany wants its territory back from France. After the Entente, France has the potential to cause more disruption than anyone else in the international community. Their goal will be to hold off Britain at sea and take control of Suez. Austria and Hungary will be reluctant to give up any territory and Russia will want to reclaim their land from Poland