Michael Matwiejczuk Due Date 11/28/17
Mr.Biggar Term Paper
Henry Ford’s Contributions to America
"You can do anything if you have enthusiasm. Enthusiasm is the yeast that makes your hopes rise to the stars." These words are spoken by Henry Ford,a man of countless accomplishments and achievements, who expresses how ultimate success derives from the roots of enthusiasm. Henry Ford is considered one of America’s leading businessmen and most influential figures in American society and culture, through his numerous creations such as the T- model automobile and the assembly line he can be called . His name is one of the most commonly known in America society and his creations have created a domino effect on technology that is used by …show more content…
Everyday, people use technology to either connect with friends, travel to work, or pay the bills. Automobiles can be considered the most used out of the bunch as 95% of American households own one ( Chase). This solidifies the importance of cars and technology and without the inventions of Henry Ford and everything that he has done, the majority of people in america would not have the luxury to drive anywhere they please i And it would be preposterous to question the importance of automobiles it today's crazy world. They are an essential part to the American society and culture, and recent studies have shown that more than 95% of American households own a car, which solidify the importance of a vehicle to the american person (Chase). The percentage of people who will own cars will only increase and there is only one man to thank for all of this.Henry Ford. He is even credited for helping build America's economy during the nation's most vulnerable early years (Biography.com …show more content…
The very place where Ford would find his passion on earth and began to build his popular reputation. Detroit was on the verge of becoming an industrial powerhouse, this idea appealed to Henry Ford as he wanted to pursue his dream of creating moving machines ( Gale Encyclopedia of U.S. Economic History). Living in Detroit would come as an adventure to Henry Ford as he lived in the comfort of his favorite aunt, Rebecca Flaherty’s home, and he wouldn't have to worry about his position on his family's farm as his cousin was looking after
Mr.Biggar Term Paper
Henry Ford’s Contributions to America
"You can do anything if you have enthusiasm. Enthusiasm is the yeast that makes your hopes rise to the stars." These words are spoken by Henry Ford,a man of countless accomplishments and achievements, who expresses how ultimate success derives from the roots of enthusiasm. Henry Ford is considered one of America’s leading businessmen and most influential figures in American society and culture, through his numerous creations such as the T- model automobile and the assembly line he can be called . His name is one of the most commonly known in America society and his creations have created a domino effect on technology that is used by …show more content…
Everyday, people use technology to either connect with friends, travel to work, or pay the bills. Automobiles can be considered the most used out of the bunch as 95% of American households own one ( Chase). This solidifies the importance of cars and technology and without the inventions of Henry Ford and everything that he has done, the majority of people in america would not have the luxury to drive anywhere they please i And it would be preposterous to question the importance of automobiles it today's crazy world. They are an essential part to the American society and culture, and recent studies have shown that more than 95% of American households own a car, which solidify the importance of a vehicle to the american person (Chase). The percentage of people who will own cars will only increase and there is only one man to thank for all of this.Henry Ford. He is even credited for helping build America's economy during the nation's most vulnerable early years (Biography.com …show more content…
The very place where Ford would find his passion on earth and began to build his popular reputation. Detroit was on the verge of becoming an industrial powerhouse, this idea appealed to Henry Ford as he wanted to pursue his dream of creating moving machines ( Gale Encyclopedia of U.S. Economic History). Living in Detroit would come as an adventure to Henry Ford as he lived in the comfort of his favorite aunt, Rebecca Flaherty’s home, and he wouldn't have to worry about his position on his family's farm as his cousin was looking after