The Early Days of Ford Motor

For years, very few believed that a “horse-less carriage” would ever exist. Henry Ford was determined to prove them wrong. “The crazy loon” or the “eccentric inventor” as they called Ford, started the industrial revolution which changed daily life for the entire world (Sinclair 4). Ford built his first plant in Detroit, Michigan on Mack Ave. with the help of investors that backed up his beliefs in making the world mobile. During the first years of …showed first 75 words of 970 total…

…showed last 75 words of 970 total…GM Plant. Life in every city is based on its economical functioning. When these Plants closed, it changed the life in those cities forever (Roger & Me). Unions have helped better the lives of automobile workers in the past sixty years. The establishment of the United Auto-Worker’s Union made job security possible and people were able to be more economically sound. Never will autoworkers have to worry about their monetary relations within the company again.