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10 June, 07:55

Which innovation enabled ordinary people to buy cars?

A.

J. P. Morgan's methods of banking that made it easy to get credit

B.

Thomas Edison's use of electricity to keep factories open around the clock

C.

Henry Ford's assembly line, which made cars inexpensive

D.

Joseph Pultizer's use of advertizing in newspapers

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  1. 10 June, 07:57
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    The innovation that enabled ordinary people to buy cars was Henry Ford's assembly line, which made cars inexpensive because they were able to produce them more efficiently and faster.
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