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Henry ford was born to William and Mary Ford. he was the first of six children. The life of Henry Ford
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Henry Ford marries Clara Bryant
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Henry Ford gets a job at the Edison Illuminating Company. This sparks, and concluded Henry's decision that part of his life would be dedicated to industrial pursuits.
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Henry ford was promoted to chief engineer. this gave Ford enough time to make good money and still have time to work on his own experiements and inventions.
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Henry Ford build the Quadricycle
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Ford unsuccessfully attempted to establish a company twice until 1903 when Ford was incorporated and Henry as the Vice-President and cheif engineer.
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Henry Ford becomes the President of Ford. Henry Ford combines Buick and Cadillac and become the number 1 Auto maker in the U.S.
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The model T was introduced and was immediatly a huge success.
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The first oversea assembly plant was built in Manchester, England.
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The assembly line was introduced to ford in 1903 to be more efficient and to increase percision. The assembly line is where the part is carried on a conveyer belt to one person who would put his specific part onto the car and the part would keep moving down.
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The first large factory was built in Highland Park, Michigan because of such a high demand for the Model T's.
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Beacause of the Assembly line Ford became the largest automobile maker in the world.
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Ford begins to produce general-purpose jeeps for the U.S. military and shifts completely to military production starting in Feb. 1942
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Fords common stock goes on sale and 10.2 million sharea are bought on the first day. Thats only 22% of the company.
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Ford buys 75 percent of Aston Martin Loganda
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Fords earnings were 5.3 billion, an all time high.
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First dealership built in china
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Ford Builds its 250 millionth car since its been built.
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99 cents of all future hourly wages will go towards health care. the insurance deductibles will go up by close to 33%. these changes will save ford 650 million dollars.
