Ford Vs Jackson Compare And Contrast

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In conclusion, Henry Ford the innovator of the Ford Model T gave people the way to travel at a cheap price, so it was convenient for all types of people. Michael Jackson was able to create music for all types of people and had a way to bring them together after his death. He eased the racial tension with his music. Commonly, both great men, Ford and Jackson share many similar characteristics on how they wanted to help people have more efficient and stress free lives. Ford created the Ford Model T so it would be convenient to use even for the middle class. Jackson wrote music that helped bring both Whites and Blacks together so there wouldn't be any racial separation. There wouldn’t have to be worry from both races of what the other would do

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