Question

Which was Henry Ford's primary goal in starting the Ford Motor Company? A. to compete with the success of Thomas Edison's Invention Factory B. to change the way factories of every kind operated C. to invent an internal combustion engine D. to build a motor car that ordinary people could afford

Answer 1

The correct answer is option D. "to build a motor car that ordinary people could afford".

Step-by-step explanation:

Henry Ford was a magnate that founded the Ford Motor Company, the first large automobile company in the U.S. The main goal of Henry Ford was to build a motor car that ordinary people could afford, and he achieved his goal when he created the Model T, sold for $850, the lowest price for a car in the market. In the next fifteen years the car had a record price of $260 and sold 15 million cars in the U.S.

Answer 2

"D. to build a motor car that ordinary people could afford" was Ford's primary objective. He knew he could do this if he harnessed the technology of the Industrial Revolution, such as factories.