Max Weber Argued That the Calvinistic Belief That Economic Success

question 7

Multiple Choice

Max Weber argued that the Calvinistic belief that economic success is a sign of one's salvation led to

• A) the spirit of the Protestant Reformation.
• B) a socialistic fervor among Catholics.
• C) the development of capitalism.
• D) the present welfare system in America.

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