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Mass Production is an advance in Civilization: Call to Power.

Summary[]

A turning point in Civilization, Mass Production ushers in an era of explosive production. Mass Production allows for the rapid manufacture of the Troop Ship, the Destroyer, and also Sonar Buoys. In addition, this Advance leads to the Marine, a powerful fighter.

Great Library entry[]

During the 19th century, the world primarily relied on the Railroad or ship for fast transportation - both powered by coal or wood. It was not until the creation of a new type of fuel, one with the power-to-weight ratio necessary for a portable engine - gasoline - that the car was born. Enter Henry Ford's invention of the first mass production plant. His goal was two-fold: to create a system to make cheap cars and to create a market to buy his cars. He succeeded on both fronts, for the rise of mass production also ushered in the era of mass consumption.

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