Sociologist Max Weber asserted that______________was/were directly related to the rise of capitalism.

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Max Weber's famous work, "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism," argued that the rise of capitalism in Europe could be attributed in part to the religious teachings of John Calvin, who believed in the concept of predestination and encouraged his followers to work hard and accumulate wealth as a sign of God's favor. This work ethic contributed to the development of capitalist practices such as reinvesting profits and pursuing economic success as a means of proving salvation.

Sociologist Max Weber Asserted That______________was/were Directly Related to the Rise