Sally is happiest when she is working in her home,making sure it is neat and clean,preparing meals for her family,and ensuring that her children are content.Weber would argue that this approach to hard work is part of Sally's religious upbringing.What label would he apply to it?
A) Catholic dedication
B) being Christian
C) the sacred approach
D) the Protestant ethic

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The Protestant ethic, as described by Weber, values hard work, frugality, and the accumulation of wealth as a sign of God's favor. It is often linked to Protestant Christianity and its emphasis on individual responsibility and diligence. Sally's approach to work and home life fits with this ethic, as she derives satisfaction from her productivity and service to her family.

Sally Is Happiest When She Is Working in Her Home,making