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Henry Ford was born on a farm in Dearborn, Michigan. He was one out of eight children (" Ford, Henry").
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Henry went to Detroit to work in the machine shops, but left after three years of working there to return home ("Ford, Henry").
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Ford had started the Henry Ford Company but left to later create the Ford Motor Company due to agruments about the way he handeled the buisness ("Ford, Henry").
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"In 19 years of the model T's existence, he sold 15,500,000 in the United states, almost 1,000,000 in Canada and 250,00 in Great Britain" ("Ford, Henry").
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Ford lost his original case over the selden patent but then won when he returned to court over the issue in 1911 ("Ford, Henry").
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The plant that Ford built was able to make all the things needed to make the model T. ("Henry, Ford")
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Ford increased workers pay and limited the shift hours which made him a famous humanitarian ("Ford, Henry").
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Ford loweres the price of the model T from $950 to $290 ("Ford, Henry").
