What made William Levitt famous?

A) The design of the modern mobile home
B) Modular home construction
C) On-site assembly of factory-built homes
D) The adaptation of assembly-line methods to the process of home construction

William Levitt

An American real-estate developer credited with creating the modern American suburb through the development of mass-produced, affordable housing, notably Levittown.

Assembly-Line Methods

Industrial manufacturing processes in which a product is put together in a sequential manner by moving it from workstation to workstation, allowing for efficient mass production.

Modular Home Construction

The process of building homes in sections or modules in a factory setting, which are then transported and assembled on-site, offering a faster and sometimes more cost-effective alternative to traditional construction.