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How Cars Work
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Introduction - How Cars Work
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Objectives - How Cars Work
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Automotive Timeline3 Topics
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How Cars Work6 Topics
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Fuels and Designs3 Topics
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Engine Identification2 Topics
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Vehicle Identification6 Topics
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Parts and Systems2 Topics
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Careers3 Topics
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Summary - How Cars Work
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Activities - How Cars Work2 Topics
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Review - How Cars Work
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Test - How Cars Work1 Test
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Summary – How Cars Work
In a little over one hundred years, automobiles have become extremely popular. The automobile has made personal land transportation easy, allowing people to work great distances from where they live. Cugnot, Benz, and Ford, among others, changed the development of the automobile forever. Today, manufacturers are mass producing hybrid and 100% electric vehicles to increase efficiency, minimize pollution, and reduce our reliance on nonrenewable energy resources.
Automotive Teacher
Education: Bachelor’s Degree and/or ASE Certified
Median Income: $60,320
Abilities: Good communication with students in a technical hands-on environment.
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