Title: The History of the American Automobile Introduction
Americans originally resisted the automobile
Body
American car ownership in the 1900s
(supporting detail)
Henry Ford’s invention of the assembly line
(supporting detail)
Conclusion
American use of the automobile today
From the outline, determine where to put the sentence below in a rough draft about the history of the American automobile.

Thus, Americans depend on automobiles for all aspects of modern life, and car manufacturers can now keep up with the constant demand for cars.

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