After the fall of the Second Empire, the Third Republic, or the French government system from 1870 to 1914, brought new constitutional laws to France. It founded a fresh routine based on parliamentary sovereignty. The system was marked by industrialization, the formation of a civil service, and social ability in all but one case, the Dreyfus Affair (Dreyfus affair, 2014). The Third Republic was not a stranger to political outrages. One scandal that agitated France was that of Alfred Dreyfus (Franchi, 2010). In the year of 1894, a Jewish man named Alfred Dreyfus was convicted for treason which unknowingly led to one of the largest court affairs in European history. The affair pronounced a new phase in history (Dreyfus affair, 2014). Before
