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How did Henry Ford change the world? NOV 22, 2013 R.A.W. Who was the steal guy? Oil? AIM: 24 How did Henry Ford change the world?

POSITIVES

Negatives???

I. Henry Ford A man with an idea: Build a car affordable to all Americans. Cars before had been only for the rich. Ford was a farmer’s son

“Chop your own wood, and it will warm you twice.” --Henry Ford

Ford was a runner long before running was popular. A vegetarian he would eat grass sandwiches.

Ford paid his workers very well. $5.00 a day when the average American made $2.40 a day. Keep workers happy they will work. Buy Ford cars!!

The first model Ts cost about $800. By the 1920’s Model Ts cost around $600 All model Ts were exactly alike so they were easy to repair.

I. Thomas Edison The Wizard Of Menlo Park First workable lightbulb in n1879. Built power plants to transmit electricity. George Westinghouse builds transformers to send cheap electricity long distances.

Phonograph Motion picture projector The telephone transmitter, The storage battery

Edison

I. The Assembly Line Ford’s idea for building cheap cars is on an assembly line. Interchangeable parts allow ford to build cars fast. CHEAP!! The Model T.

II. Impact of Ford’s Cars Allows all Americans to have a car. Helps create the suburbs. People can now travel to work great distances. Freedom! Helps middle class catch up to the rich.

III. Negative Impact of Assembly Line BORING!!! Doing the same thing over and over. Requires no skill. Dehumanizes workers.

“GENIUS IS 1% INSPERATION AND 99% PERSPERTION” Thomas Edison

George Eastman

TODAY

George Eastman

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NYC, 1900

NYC, 1900

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Henry Ford

Edison

Cornelius Vanderbilt

How did Henry Ford change America? NOV 28, 2006 R.A.W. How did Henry Ford change America? AIM:29 How did new inventions change the U.S.?

IV. Were they Robber Barons or Captains of Industry? Robber Baron: A person that uses illegal means to control an industry and wipe out competition. Captain of Industry: A person that creates jobs and helps the economy of a country.