1. What is the dissolution of Parliament in a constitutional context?
2. On which date were the constitutional laws establishing the Third Republic's parliamentary framework enacted in France?
3. What was the primary role or purpose of the 1873 crisis during the Third Republic?
Dissolution — definition?
The executive's formal power to end a parliamentary session and call new elections.
Détourned dissolution — types?
Includes English-style, referendum, preventive, and punitive dissolutions.
Motion of Censure — role?
Threatens government stability but is rarely used with a majority.
France — dissolution strategy?
Used as a political tool for advantage or crisis management.
Third Republic — instability?
Marked by frequent government changes and crises.
1875 Laws — significance?
Established the parliamentary sovereignty and bicameral legislature.
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