american industry

5. legendary Baseball player.
7. a sturdy, low-cost automobile.
8. he organized a top squad of young detectives to go after gangsters.
9. an early supporter for the theory, explained that scientific management was based on the idea that every kind of work could be broken down into a series of smaller tasks.
11. head of GM, explained the effect of cars that emphasized luxury.
12. nicknames given to a group of detectives led by Eliot Ness who targeted gangsters during Prohibition.
13. Constitutional amendment that ended Prohibition by repealing the Eighteenth amendment.
14. Ford had established an automobile company in 1903 that quickly emerged as the industry leader.

1. ruled Chicago's underworld with his small army of mobsters.
2. plans the allow the consumer to pay for their cars over time.
3. as the american industries attempted to keep pace with growing demand, many businesses began experimenting with new ways of increasing production.
4. federal law that enforced the eighteenth amendment.
6. Craze that encouraged Americans to take long sightseeing trips in their automobiles.
10. to help factories make goods faster.