Henry Ford's FordlandiaA) was considered a success.B) was a town created by Henry Ford in Mexico.C) was respectful of locals' customs and habits.D) was created to secure a supply of rubber for tires.E) was created to sell cars in Brazil.

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Henry Ford's FordlandiaA)  was considered a success.B)  was a town created by Henry Ford in Mexico.C)  was respectful of locals' customs and habits.D)  was created to secure a supply of rubber for tires.E)  was created to sell cars in Brazil.

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Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Fordlandia was an industrial operation established by Henry Ford in the Brazilian Amazon during the 1920s, primarily to produce rubber for the tires of Ford automobiles, thereby reducing his reliance on British-controlled rubber supplies.

Henry Ford's "Fordlandia"

A) was considered a success.
B) was a town created by Henry Ford in Mexico.
C) was respectful of locals' customs and habits.
D) was created to secure a supply of rubber for tires.
E) was created to sell cars in Brazil.

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Henry Ford's "Fordlandia"A) was considered a success.B) was a town created by Henry Ford in Mexico.C) was respectful of locals' customs and habits.D) was created to secure a supply of rubber for tires.E) was created to sell cars in Brazil.

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Henry Ford's "Fordlandia"

A) was considered a success.
B) was a town created by Henry Ford in Mexico.
C) was respectful of locals' customs and habits.
D) was created to secure a supply of rubber for tires.
E) was created to sell cars in Brazil.