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The Model T changed American culture by making cars affordable for the masses through assembly line production, allowing for the rise of suburbs and a mobile society. Henry Ford was very successful in revolutionizing automobile manufacturing but struggled in his personal life, as evidenced by issues with antisemitism and questionable decisions. Automaking involves many interconnected industries and jobs beyond just vehicle production and sales.
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