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A Change In Henry Ford's Automobile Industry

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Henry Ford
Henry Ford once said , “ If you think you can do a thing or think you can 't do a thing, you 're right.” Henry Ford believed that anyone could overcome anything if people would just put it to there mind. The automobile industry was changed drastically by Henry’s set mind. Henry used his skills to make many new inventions that would make America 's economy much more efficient. Henry Ford showed what is was like to work his way to the top, with his own two hands.
Henry Ford was taught at a young age what it meant to be a hard worker. Henry grew up on a farm during the 1800’s (“Case Files: Henry Ford”). He was born in Dearborn, MI, on July 30, 1863 (“Abellanida”). His Parents were William and Mary (“Case Files: Henry Ford”). Ford …show more content…

Henry Ford started his career with his first car named the quadricycle(“Burgan 15”). At this time Henry Ford really did not have his company started, he was just trying to find a automobile that would put him on the map (“Burgan 20”). His dream eventually came true with this new invention that everywhere could have and afford (“Burgan 21”). The Ford company was put on the map at this time and was starting to crank out the automobiles (“Burgan 22’’). Then Henry noticed a issue that he was not able to crank out as many automobiles as he liked (“Burgan 23”). So then came the assembly line as we all have heard off (“Burgan 23”). With this new inventions, The Ford company was able to make more cars more efficiently and more cheap. (“Burgan 24”). Since they had all the things they needs Henry Ford thought that it was time to introduce a new car called the model T (“Burgan 22”). This car would be a car that is reliable and for a normal family could afford (“Burgan 22”). This was a huge deal for the economy and for people around the USA (“Burgan 25”). Henry was happy about what he was doing and decided to keep producing cars (“Burgan 24”). Henry Ford started a movement to a new era in the automobile world, with just one

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