Which of the following accurately describes the difference between the monarchy in England by 1700 and that in France?
O England had no state religion, while in France Catholicism was the state religion.
O England had employed the first absolute monarchy.
O England had formally declared the king subject to parliament, and the French king ruled absolutely.
O England's monarch influenced much of Europe, while the French monarch was weak internationally.

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The difference between the monarchy in England by 1700 and that in France is England had formally declared the king subject to parliament, and the French king ruled absolutely. Option C. This is further explained below.

What is monarchy?

Generally, a political system where the king has absolute power.

In conclusion, By 1700, the monarchy in England was distinct from the monarchy in France because the king in England was publicly proclaimed to be subject to parliament whereas the king in France governed unconditionally.

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