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The Evolution of Ford: From Model A to Modern Manufacturing (1903-2011)

This presentation explores the monumental impact of the Ford Motor Company from its founding by Henry Ford in 1903 to its challenges and innovations by 2011. Highlighting vehicles like the Model A and the introduction of assembly line manufacturing, we examine how Ford revolutionized the automobile industry and transportation. The company survived the Great Depression and expanded its portfolio, including the Lincoln and Mercury brands, the latter of which was discontinued in 2010. Discover how Ford's legacy shaped modern travel, accessibility, and industry standards.

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The Evolution of Ford: From Model A to Modern Manufacturing (1903-2011)

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  1. The Ford Industry1903-2011 Brandon Villiados U.S. History Mr. Wilder – Period 6 March 11, 2011

  2. The Ford Company Est. June 16, 1903 Founded by Henry Ford “so easy that a 15 year can handle it.” Survived the great Depression Owns Lincoln and Mercury Discontinued Mercury vehicles in 2010 Henry Ford

  3. Ford Model C 1904 - First Ford car – The Ford Model A (1903) - The Ford Model A – 1,750 manufactured the first year - “It had a hard top, but the 1935 model was a one variant of the Model A [it was more developed compared to the 1903 model].”

  4. What was it like?Ford Model A – Two seater, can be converted to a four seater Trips to town = Horse Drawn Carriages Towns, cities, and farm weren’t far – near rail roads Travelling became easier and accessible Education and Hospitals

  5. Ford Model T Field Ambulance Henry Ford – Mass Produce cars Travelling was made cheaper and easier Interchangeable parts – Eli Whitney Assembly line Easier to manufacture cars Cars weren’t made individually

  6. Ford 2006 Mustang Gt

  7. Bibliography • Primary Sources • Uncle Joe • http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2009/11/02/hemmings-find-of-the-day-1903-ford-model-a-and-1903-stevens-duryea-l/ • Secondary Sources • http://www.ritzsite.nl/FORD_1/02_eford.htm • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Ford_Motor_Company

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