What did the Federal Highway Act do? a.
It paid Henry Ford to build inexpensive cars to sell to the working-class.
b.
It allowed only wagons and stagecoaches to operate on newly constructed roads.
c.
It authorized construction of interconnected highways.
d.
It capped road construction at 36,000 miles.

paid Henry Ford to build inexpensive cars to sell to the working-class.

yes

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