What Was the Main Point of Max Weber's Study of Protestantism

question 181

Multiple Choice

What was the main point of Max Weber's study of Protestantism and the development of capitalism?

• A) that religion slows the development of capitalism
• B) that capitalism developed where the Protestant ethic took hold
• C) that the primary consequence of the Protestant work ethic was the enrichment of Protestants
• D) that religious ideas do not influence the development of capitalism

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