Henry

HENRY FORD GREW UP ON A FARM AND SHOWED

EARLY INTEREST IN MECHANICS. IN 1896, HE BUILT HIS
FIRST CAR, THE QUADRICYCLE, WHICH RAN ON
GASOLINE. IN 1903, FORD FOUNDED THE FORD MOTOR
COMPANY, WITH THE GOAL OF PRODUCING
AFFORDABLE CARS FOR EVERYONE.

IN 1908, HE INTRODUCED THE MODEL T, WIDELY

KNOWN AS THE "TIN LIZZIE," WHICH QUICKLY BECAME
POPULAR DUE TO ITS AFFORDABILITY AND
RELIABILITY. IN 1913, FORD IMPLEMENTED THE
ASSEMBLY LINE, REVOLUTIONIZING MANUFACTURING
AND MAKING CARS MORE ACCESSIBLE.

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FORD'S INNOVATIONS LED TO MASS PRODUCTION,
TURNING AUTOMOBILES INTO A STAPLE OF AMERICAN
LIFE. HE ADVOCATED FOR HIGHER WAGES AND
SHORTER WORKDAYS, INFLUENCING LABOR
PRACTICES. BY THE TIME OF HIS DEATH IN 1947, HENRY
FORD HAD LEFT AN INDELIBLE MARK ON THE
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY AND MODERN
MANUFACTURING.

MODELO T-1908

Tin lizzie KAREN GINETH GUTIERREZ GUARIN

JULIAN ENRIQUE MARTINEZ SANCHEZ