Fords Moving Assembly Line
Published on Feb 06, 2016
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Henry ford made automobiles a daily part of life for many people. In 1913, he created the moving assembly line. This increased productions and made cars available for more people, and less expensive.
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The moving assembly line allowed workers to stand in one place while the conveyer belt moved along on its own. It made life easier for the employees and created some jobs
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It looks like a moving belt
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Henry Ford invented it to make it easier to make more cars, at a faster rate. Henry Ford was the creator of the company Ford. He won a race by a longshot his homemade dragster car. It had looked very weird and people were skeptical, but when it zoomed down the track, beating an old champion after having a late start, their skepticisms were erased.
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When Henry Ford was young he repaired watches for his family, and made his own tools to do it. He used all kinds of things to fix watches.
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