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Events in July 1875 5
1808 – 1875Andrew Johnson17th President — impeached by CongressAndrew Johnson (Dec 29, 1808 – Jul 31, 1875) was the 17th President 1865-1869. He succeeded Lincoln after the assassination and was the first US president to be impeached, in 1868, though he was acquitted by the Senate.
1811 – 1875Isaac Singer (1811-1875)Died 23 July 1875, aged 63Singer was an American inventor and businessman who patented improvements to the sewing machine and founded the Singer Manufacturing Company. His company became the world's leading sewing machine manufacturer through aggressive marketing and installment financing.
1875French constitutional laws of 1875 adoptedWallon Amendment and constitutional laws establish the Third RepublicThe French National Assembly passed a series of constitutional laws creating a bicameral parliament and an indirectly elected president, formally establishing the Third Republic. The Wallon Amendment, passed by a single vote in January, first proposed the republican presidency that became the basis of the new constitution.
1875Herzegovina Uprising beginsChristian peasants revolt against Ottoman ruleSerb and Croat peasants in Herzegovina rose against Ottoman taxation and land policies, sparking a wider revolt that spread into Bosnia. The uprising drew in Serbia, Montenegro, and eventually Russia, triggering the Great Eastern Crisis that reshaped the Balkans by 1878.
1875 – 1961Carl JungAnalytical PsychologyPsychiatrist and founder of analytical psychology; famous for the concepts of archetypes and the collective unconscious.