QUIZ: Test Your Knowledge of The Historic Model T
QUIZ: Test Your Knowledge of The Historic Model T
An ASME Landmark, test your knowledge on the historic Model T from the Ford Motor Company.
When Henry Ford invented the Model T, the bold innovations that followed was the foundation of the twentieth century. The assembly line became the century's characteristic production mode and was applied to every manufacturing process, from phonographs to hamburgers.
The assembly line provided jobs for the country, accelerating the movement of laborers from farms to cities and increased the number of immigrants coming to the U.S. looking for work. This led to the creation of unions as the number of skilled workers rose in the throughout the 1930s. The Model T gave way to mass automobility, increasing leisure activities and travel among everyday citizens.
Test your knowledge on the Model T, the car that changed everything.
The assembly line provided jobs for the country, accelerating the movement of laborers from farms to cities and increased the number of immigrants coming to the U.S. looking for work. This led to the creation of unions as the number of skilled workers rose in the throughout the 1930s. The Model T gave way to mass automobility, increasing leisure activities and travel among everyday citizens.
Test your knowledge on the Model T, the car that changed everything.
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