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1 By Jessie Kemelhar & Julian Resor

2 What is it? The production of large amounts of standardized products, including and especially on assembly lines The assembly line revolutionized the auto industry with new technology and techniques that increased manufacturing efficiently.

3 First automobile to be mass produced A car many moderate-income families could afford $850 in 1909 but later fell to $260 in 1920 Invented by Henry Ford

4 New Industries that Developed: Steel Steel Nickel Nickel Gasoline Gasoline Glass Glass Rubber Rubber Building & Road Construction Building & Road Construction

5 Vacations Shopping Easier Travel Tourists to Cities

6 Put deposit down, credit Pay off balance/interest Time payment plan

7 Economic Accelerated the outward expansion of population into the suburbs People could live on the outskirts of the city and be able to work in the city by commuting New jobs such as fast food, city/highway construction, state patrol/police, convenience stores, gas stations, auto repair shops, auto shops, etc. allow more employment for the world's growing population Different traditions than before the automobile was invented Teenagers gained more independence with driving freedom-escape adult supervision Dating Mobile society, more families could afford it Social

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