History, asked by Lathwal6610, 1 year ago

What was the relationship between the protestantism and the industrial revolution?

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Answered by vipbhai

He argued that certain religious ideas set into motion a chain of events that brought about the Industrial Revolution in Western Europe. He saw a strong relationship between the work ethics of Protestants and the emergence of the spirit of modern capitalism:

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