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Automobiles in the 1900’s had changed the face of America to this day. Henry Ford contributed to this new age of automobiles the most, by producing the first engine powered vehicle. ... They used automobiles to get to and from work easier and quicker producing more income in their household. ... Henry took his proposal, and instead of using the land for farming he built a first-class machinist’s workshop on the property. ... Thomas Edison became one of Henry’s closet friends while he worked for the Detroit Edison Company. ... He then quit his job and focused entirely on automobiles. ... He made many models up to the letter S, but the Model A car was the most fashionable one. ... This new invention produced automobiles quicker and more reliable. Also, the assembly line made automobiles more affordable to consumers, which made production rise. ... ” During the early 1920s, the company settled mainly along the banks of the Rouge River in Dearborn Michigan, on the world’s largest industrial complex. ... At one point in the 1920s, Ford was producing 60 percent of the United States output of automobiles (Douglas, 2003). ... S. ... S. ... S.
Automobiles entering the 1930s were now larger and luxurious.
Approximate Word count = 950
Approximate Pages = 3.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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