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What was a direct result of using interchangeable parts in car manufacturing?

A
Workers learned more specialized skills.
B
Cars became more expensive.
C
People got in fewer car accidents.
D
Cars were easier to repair if they broke down.
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How did Henry Ford’s business impact the state of Michigan?

A
Other industries besides automobile manufacturing moved out of Michigan.
B
Model T’s were sold only to people in Michigan.
C
Detroit, Michigan became the center of the auto industry.
D
Everyone in Detroit, Michigan worked at the Ford factory.
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Which statement describes one way in which Henry Ford's production practices differed from past production practices?

A
Ford used interchangeable parts in his assembly lines.
B
Ford hired only skilled workers for his assembly lines.
C
The workers stood still in Ford's assembly lines.
D
The workers practiced specialized skills in Ford's assembly lines.
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Before Henry Ford revolutionized the automobile industry, most cars were made

A
on an assembly line.
B
one at a time, by hand.
C
by unskilled workers.
D
using a disassembly line.
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How did automobile manufacturing affect the city of Detroit?

A
Detroit's population drastically increased.
B
Detroit's population slightly increased.
C
Detroit's population decreased.
D
Detroit's population did not change.
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How did Henry Ford affect diversity in Detroit?

A
Diversity increased because Ford hired immigrants from many different countries.
B
Diversity increased because Ford hired immigrants from Canada and Mexico only.
C
Diversity decreased because Ford practiced discriminatory hiring practices and immigrants looked for work elsewhere.
D
Diversity decreased because Ford primarily used machines and hired fewer workers.
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How did the moving assembly line affect the production of Model T automobiles?

A
It allowed the company to find the most highly skilled workers.
B
It allowed the company to set up its center of operations in Detroit.
C
It allowed the company to use interchangeable parts.
D
It allowed the company to produce enough cars to keep up with national demand.
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Which answer choice best describes how one of Henry Ford's assembly lines worked?

A
Workers added parts one at a time in order to make each car.
B
Each worker worked on a single car from start to finish.
C
Many workers worked at the same time on a single car.
D
Workers observed as machines were used to make cars.
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What is one way that Henry Ford attempted to attract immigrants to work for him?

A
by offering them work they could not find elsewhere
B
by encouraging workers to express their individuality
C
by giving away cars to employees
D
by offering English courses and other supportive classes

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