Analysis of protestantism and the rise of capitalism

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In his analysis of Protestantism and the rise of capitalism, Max Weber stated that Protestantism:

held back the development of capitalism.

supported the status quo.

encouraged greater gender equality.

stressed duty and hard work, boosting economic production and fostering the rise of capitalism.

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