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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.

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A Paid Ford to build cars for the working class
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User Ruanhao
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Answer: paid Henry Ford to build inexpensive cars to sell to the working-class.

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