What were the French Constitutional Laws of 1875?
A peace treaty
A set of economic reforms
A set of laws defining the Third Republic
A declaration of war
Answer
The French Constitutional Laws of 1875 were a set of laws that defined the composition of the French Third Republic. They established a legislative branch of government consisting of a Chamber of Deputies and a Senate, and a president to serve as head of state.
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