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New Jersey Entrepreneurship and Innovations


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First Submarine Innovation

New Jersey has long been a hub for innovation, exemplified by Irish immigrant John Philip Holland, who invented the first modern submarine, Holland Boat No. 1, in 1878. Built and launched in the Passaic River in Paterson, this groundbreaking invention revolutionized naval technology and paved the way for modern submarine designs. Holland’s ingenuity highlights the significant contributions of immigrants to technological advancement in New Jersey.

Beyond individual achievements, entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in the state’s economy. Immigrant and native-born entrepreneurs alike create businesses that provide jobs, foster innovation, and introduce diverse cultural products and services. From small businesses to larger enterprises, these ventures enrich communities and ensure that New Jersey remains an economic and cultural leader in the region.

 

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Threads of Identity: Immigration's Culture Tapestry in New Jersey


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