Gain support for their movement.
Henry Ford improved B. assembly-line principles. Ford improved the assembly-line under the idea that it is more efficient for one person to do a single task over and over than it is for one person to put together an entire car. For instance, on the assembly line, a car would come by and Worker A would installs windshields. The car would then pass to Worker B who installs headlights and then to Worker C who adds the tires. This process is more efficient than Worker A, B, and C each putting together an entire car.
<em>Pest resistance occurs when pests (insects, small animals, mites, weeds, and so on) are able to withstand insecticides and thus are not affected. Pest resistance is thought to be a feature of these species. Because of their unique genetic makeup, a small part of the pest population may survive exposure to a pesticide when it is first employed. These people pass on their resistant genes to the following generation.</em>
