Who is generally considered the "father" of the modern assembly line? a) henry ford b) samuel gompers c) andrew carnegie d) john d. rockefeller

The correct answer is A. Henry Ford.

Explanation

Modern Assembly Line is a form of modern assembly and production developed by Henry Ford in the early years of the twentieth century, which was used for the production of the Ford T model. This assembly line is based on delegating specific tasks to different workers organized in a line or a chain formed by stations in which each worker is performing a task such as assembling a specific object, painting, putting the engine, among other tasks. So, the correct answer is A. Henry Ford.

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