A primary reason for Henry Ford's success in the automobile industry was

that he

(A) off ered consumers a wide variety of models and colors

(B) strongly supported the unionization of his workers

(C) adopted a strategy of horizontal integration

(D) adopted a strategy of vertical integration

(E) would not hire African-American or female employees

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Jenna Nolan

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19 September, 14:53

A primary reason for Henry Ford's success in the automobile industry was

that he

(A) off ered consumers a wide variety of models and colors

(B) strongly supported the unionization of his workers

(C) adopted a strategy of horizontal integration

(D) adopted a strategy of vertical integration

(E) would not hire African-American or female employees

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Jayden Leonard · Answer 1

A primary reason for Henry Ford’s success in the automobile industry was

that he " (D) adopted a strategy of vertical integration," since ht owned many different aspects of the production process.