Question

Which three effects did Henry Ford’s ideas have on the car industry?

Answer 1

As a result, he put into practice techniques of mass production that would revolutionize American industry, including the use of large production plants; standardized, interchangeable parts; and the moving assembly line. Mass production significantly cut down on the time required to produce an automobile, which allowed costs to stay low.

Answer 2

One Effect: It revolutionized how cars are manufactured, as the assembly line revolutionarized manufacturing
Second Effect: It also revolutionized manufacturing, as now companies seeking to maintain streamlined production began standardizing parts which thus saved costs and maintained/increased efficiency
Third Effect: He also revolutionized work hours, consolidating the work week into 8 hour shifts for 5 days, resulting in the 40 hour work week, which is the standard today since the 1930s

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