Which method of production was developed during the second industrial revolution?

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Mass production developed during the Second Industrial Revolution as demand increased for manufactured goods. It was perfected and improved upon, when Henry Ford used the idea of mass production to create the assembly line in 1913.

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Answer: Assembly line

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