There were so many social historians years ago that contributed to the development of today's world. Each and everyone is still remembered today for their greatness so many years back. One of these historians was Max Weber. He not only was a social historian but also an economist. He was mostly known for his organized way of approaching world history and how he helped develop Western Civilization. He was also considered as one of the first of modern sociological thinkers. Most of his work was based around capitalism since he dealt with the economy. His most famous work was " Is The Protestant Work Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism." Thanks to his work efforts, sociology was recognized in the early twentieth century even though his work wasn't given the full credit he deserved until he passed away. Max Weber was born on April 21, 1864 and grew up in his birth town of Erfurt, Germany. His family had a few children but two of his siblings passed away. Max himself was diagnosed with a mental decease that he later overcame. He was the eldest son in his family. His father was a liberal politician who was also successful in the linen business. Money for his family was never a problem. Max Weber grew up around his father's friends who were into politics mainly. He enrolled in the University of Heidelberg in Berlin in 1882 to study legal and economic history. He did however have to put his education on hold in order to complete his military service at Strasbourg for a few years, but he returned home and completed his education. He spent his early twenties working for the University of Berlin, the jobs weren't his idea of a life and didn't pay enough for him to out from his family's home. He left home to live on his own in the year 1893 and married Marianne Schnitger. She was his second cousin. He passed away in 1920 in Germany at the age of fifty-six.
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