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    1896: henry ford built Quadricycle 1899: Henry joined Detroit Automobile Company 1903: Ford Motor Company is incorporated. 1904: Ford Motor Company of Canada is established 1907: Ford introduces the scripted typeface of its trademark. 1908: Model T is introduced. 1908: First overseas sales branch in Paris. 1913: Ford Assembly line in auto production is initiated. 1914: The famous $5 per day is instituted. 1917: Ford Motor Company first ever produces Ford Truck 1919: Edsel Ford succeeds…

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    Have you ever driven a car made by Ford? If you have, odds are that that car wouldn’t have existed if not for Henry Ford. In this essay, I'm going to talk about the different ways Henry Ford revolutionized the way we view cars. Henry was born in Dearborn, Michigan on July 30, 1863. He was the child of William Ford and Mary Litogot. He was the first of five children to live to adulthood. He started from a relatively poor background. However, even from the beginning, he showed an interest in…

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    Henry Ford was born in 1863 in Dearborn, Michigan. He was born on his family farm and worked there for most of his early life. When he was a teenager, he came to the conclusion that farm work was not for him. Once Ford turned 16, he left the farm to take an apprenticeship working with machines in Detroit. There, he learned how to take care of and operate steam engines. In 1888, He married and returned to farming to take care of his wife and son. Shortly after, Ford was hired by the Edison…

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    staying together is progress, and working together is success.” Henry Ford is often referred to as the father of the automotive industry. Although that is not the truth, he did, however, change the industry forever for the better. With his invention of the Assembly line, it would change cars all over the world. Ford and his motor company were one of the most successful motor companies of the early nineteen hundreds. Henry Ford and his invention of the Assembly Line was something that…

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    writing an extract from a biography about the most influential innovator of the 20th century, Henry Ford. I will intent to write about his relationship between his son, Edsel and himself. I target my extract towards readers of the New York Times and I will aim to use a combination of selection of detail, descriptive language and tone to invite to reader to never treat their family the way Henry Ford did. Edsel was always never at home. Rather he preferred to socialize on the other side of…

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    guaranteed to be put on the dinner table. Jobs were picked at the very person who showed up but that wasn’t even promised since many did show but few were picked. But that all changed when the assembly line had come out. The assembly line of Henry Ford came out in 1913. The need for skilled laborers was gone and out came the simple task that had taken over the industry. This was a problem…

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    onward” (Henry Ford Quote). This quote helps expression how determined Henry Ford was. Henry Ford made a huge impact on our world during his life. He helped create the assembly line, which helped produce automobiles. He may not have been the creator of these, but he helped introduce them into our every day lives. Henry Ford helped modernize the society, which has lead to where our world is now. Henry Ford, oldest of six children, was born on July 30, 1863 to William and Mary Ford (American). He…

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    many people can say that they have truly affected the lives of all Americans; however, Henry Ford is a notable innovator who had an immense impact on virtually every American citizen. Modern day accessibility to transportation has shaped the lifestyle of the average human being by providing greater access to surrounding life, and this routine is only possible because of the many achievements of Henry Ford. Ford revolutionized American life in the twentieth-century by creating more accessible…

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    History of Henry Ford Henry Ford Revolutionized the car industry. Let alone, he made the manufacturing of cars much faster. During Henry Ford’s life he was a very industrious man. He always was working on something. Henry Ford was born on his father 's farm, and he worked on the farm until he was 16 (History 3). Ford also had time for his family, he married his wife in 1888 (Henry Ford 3), and his first son was born in 1893 (LifeOfHenryFord 1).Henry worked hard all his life, even when he was a…

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    Did you know in 1938, Henry Ford accepted the Grand Cross of the German Eagle, the Nazi’s regime’s highest medal for a foreigner? Henry Ford may have been the first to make an affordable and reliable car for America, and many people looked up to him for it, so did the Nazi’s, but they looked up to him for a different reason. He wrote and published anti-Semitic writings. Henry also expressed admiration for Adolf Hitler and Germany. Ford accepted many achievements, some were not ones that…

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