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Ford was able to sell cars cheaply because they were mass-produced and every part was Standardised (only one colour and one engine size were available). By producing large numbers of cars on an Assembly Line Ford needed fewer skilled workers, and that cut the cost of paying wages.
Mass Production
Assembly Lines
each man and each
machine do only one thing ... the thing is to keep everything in motion and take the work to the man not the man to the work
Car Industry
More jobs are created in other industries.
Steel
Glass
Rubber Leather
More people with jobs means that they can afford to buy a car!
Summary
Key Words
In order to get a a grade C upwards in exams, you must learn and use the key words & facts. These concepts will be awarded as key knowledge.
Cycle of Prosperity Mass Production Assembly Lines Unskilled Workers Standardisation. Model T Ford Tin Lizzie
Exam Question 1
A small town in Texas, 1925
How reliable is this source to an historian writing about the effects of mass production in the USA in the 1920s?
Exam Question 2
A customer can have any colour he likes for his car so long as it's black Does this quote fully explain how the system of mass production worked? Use your own knowledge and the source to explain your answer.
Mark Scheme
Level 1 2 3 4 Grade E D C/B A/A* Description Simple undeveloped answer. Uses or combines information from the sources. Uses sources & own relevant knowledge / concepts. Balanced answer covering both parts of the question
Question 1
For
Level 3
Against
Some cars are similar i.e. Standardisation. Model T Fords Cycle of Prosperity people can afford to buy cars.
Only one town. Not enough evidence for the whole of the USA. Texas was a rich oil producing state which meant more people could afford to buy cars than other parts of the USA.
Question 2
Level 3
For
All the cars are the same colour black - i.e. Standardisation.
Against
No mention of Assembly Lines No mention of cheap unskilled workers.
D= C= A=
Just uses sources. Relevant knowledge & concepts backing up one side.
Answer using relevant Knowledge & concepts.
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