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Our special issue to attract a small mountain of material. The auto's influence on American culture, and to peer a few kilometersДЄware of Americans' high level of auto consciousness, we expected Worthwhile and timely for a Michigan publication in 1980 to analyze Giant shadow for at least the next two decades. Industry are in a state of transition, and that the halcyon days forД«oth lie behind, not ahead. But it is also widely believed that motoring and the The vast majority of Americans willД¬ontinue to move about in cars, and the industry will survive, almostД®veryone agrees. Today American motorists and the auto industry face the mostД¬ritical years they have known. Us have traded motor vehicles for mopeds, much less bicycles. In large numbers, and strain our pocketbooks. That vehicles disturb tranquility, pollute the environment, kill us off Profoundly affecting manners and morals forever. Naysayers were swept aside, or joined the automotive parade, andД¬ars chugged, then raced ahead, changing the face of America and With the horse, and many more complained that it raised too muchДust, ran over too many chickens, made deafening noises, producedДЇoul odors, and further separated the classes from the masses. Many turn-of-the-century citizens compared it unfavorably

It is still a new fact in the American consciousness,Д¬ertainly, since its inception the auto has generated love-hateДЇeelings. Until recently, perhaps because the car has been around only one But theД¬ultural impact of this single invention has attracted much less attention World's, leading business activity since the early 1920s. Michigan, that the auto industry has been the nation's, indeed the

The journalists' opinions merely corroborated what AmericansДЄlready knew-that the automobile has had an extraordinarily potent Of television, aviation, and the electrification of the nation. School segregation, and such technological advances as the development The Louisiana Purchase, the 1954 Supreme Court decision outlawing Rated tenth, comfortably ahead of the Vietnam War, the New Deal, 'Henry Ford, his Model T, and the rise of the automobile' was They gave first ranking to the Revolution, followedД«y the drafting of the Constitution, the Civil War, and World War Journalists to name the most important developments in U.S. Issue title:В The Automobile and American CultureFall 1980, pp.В 434-435Дuring America's bicentennial, the Associated Press asked leading

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