old faster than they could be manufactured, but that all changed in 1913 when Ford introduced his first assembly line at his plant in Highland, MI. This drastically increased the rate at which cars could be produced. In just a few short years, Ford's company would become one of the most successful corporations in American history.
             But with success comes power, and with power comes responsibility, something that Ford in all honesty may not have been ready to deal with. In late 1915, Ford began to express publicly his distrust and general dislike of the Jewish people.
             Most Americans understood that Henry Ford was opposed to World War I, he once even told the Detroit Free Press that he was willing to give all of his money to stop it.
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