This businessman served a meal made entirely out of soybeans to a group of unenthusiastic reporters at the Chicago World's Fair.
This businessman served a meal made entirely out of soybeans to a group of unenthusiastic reporters at the Chicago World's Fair. Leaf blight ruined this man's attempt to build a giant plantation in the Brazilian jungle called his namesake "landia." This man introduced a product nicknamed the "Tin Lizzie," which was initially manufactured in his Highland Park plant. In 1920, he controversially (*) published the anti-Semitic Protocols of the Elders of Zion in his newspaper, the Dearborn Independent. This industrialist, who pioneered the five-dollar work day, once quipped that his most popular product was available in any color "as long as it's black." For 10 points, name this American industrialist who introduced the Model T.
This businessman served a meal made entirely out of soybeans to a group of unenthusiastic reporters at the Chicago World's Fair.
Henry Ford