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...cts of his biographies include [[Grover Cleveland]], [[Hamilton Fish]], [[Henry Ford]], [[John C. Frémont]], [[Herbert Lehman]] and [[John D. Rockefeller]]. Th

...uence. "But why did our elders betray us? Why didn't anyone tell us that [[Henry Ford|Ford]] had repudiated ''The International Jew''' and that the ''[[Protocols

The UAW's next target was the [[Ford Motor Company]]. [[Henry Ford]] had promised that "The UAW would organize Ford over my dead body." Ford s

...r, and a new raw material (cotton) to create, more than a century before [[Henry Ford|Ford]], mass production. His mechanical abilities and, above all, his geni

...e efficiencies and economic impact of mass production, following the model Henry Ford developed in the 1910s and 1920s. Fordism is closely related to [[Taylorism "Fordism" was coined about 1910 to describe [[Henry Ford]]'s successes in the automobile industry. Ford improved [[mass production]

...actured, Leo Fender was to musical instruments in the 1950s & 60's, what [[Henry Ford]] was to the automobile in the 1920s & 30's.

...had a major impact on applied social sciences. Following the success of [[Henry Ford]] and [[Frederick Taylor]] with scientific management, a broad spectrum of

* König, Wolfgang. "Adolf Hitler Vs. Henry Ford: the Volkswagen, the Role of America as a Model, and the Failure of a Nazi

* [[Henry Ford]]

America adjusted to bigness after 1910. [[Henry Ford]] dominated auto manufacturing, but his policies, called [[Fordism]], built

...cially those in the Urban League, were impressed with the paternalism of [[Henry Ford]] and other industrialists and did not want to break with big business.

...as fascinated with high speed expensive automobiles, but he also admired [[Henry Ford]] for mass producing the cheap Model T for the masses. Ford had a small pla

...ndustrialists to the White House and secured promises to maintain wages. [[Henry Ford]] even agreed to increase workers' daily pay from six to seven dollars. Fro

...cially those in the Urban League, were impressed with the paternalism of [[Henry Ford]] and other industrialists and did not want to break with big business.

True mass production was the inspiration of [[Henry Ford]], who in 1913 adopted the moving assembly line, with each worker doing one

...and Parks was tied for 4th with 30%, while Tubman tied for 10th place with Henry Ford, at 16%. When distinguished historians were asked in 2006 to name the most

...in this case, disassembly-line) production techniques.<ref>Hessen</ref> [[Henry Ford]] states in his autobiography ''My Life and Work'' that it was a visit to a

The automobile industry has long traditions in the United States. [[Henry Ford]] pioneered the use of [[assembly line]]s, and founded the [[Ford Motor Co

...ed workforce (many of whom were women). Mass production was implemented by Henry Ford and his B-24 bomber plant, yet Grumman and General Motors' Eastern Aircraft

...world. Every American effort to find a peaceful solution was frustrated. [[Henry Ford]] managed to make pacifism look ridiculous by sponsoring a private peace mi