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Know our history? Take the Cincinnati history pop quiz - Vimarsana News

Know our history? Take the Cincinnati history pop quiz

As we near the end of the school year, we thought it would be fun to test your knowledge of local history. So, try out the first Our History quiz based on the historical stories that have appeared in The Enquirer over the past few years. As with all good educational tools, if don’t know the answer now, then you can learn something. Good luck! Questions (Scroll after the questions for the answers) 1. In 1924, DeHart Hubbard of Avondale was the first Black athlete to win an Olympic Gold Medal. What event did he win? 2. When Mayor Edward N. Waldvogel died in office in 1954, who was the vice m...

Chilton, Edward (1658–1707) – Encyclopedia Virginia - Vimarsana News

Chilton, Edward (1658–1707) – Encyclopedia Virginia

Edward Chilton served as attorney general of Virginia and was the coauthor of The Present State of Virginia, and the College (printed in 1727). He arrived in Virginia by 1682, when he served as a clerk for the governor’s Council and the General Assembly. He also acquired several thousand acres of land. In 1694 Chilton returned to England, where he became a barrister. He remained involved with Virginia affairs and testified before the Board of Trade about conditions in the colony in 1696. The following year Chilton, along with James Blair and Henry Hartwell, prepared a report on the colony ...

Manners and Politeness in Early Virginia Indian Society – Encyclopedia Virginia - Vimarsana News

Manners and Politeness in Early Virginia Indian Society – Encyclopedia Virginia

The Powhatan Indians were governed by customs that regulated their behavior and defined good manners versus bad. These customs must have been widely understood and were likely fairly strict. Despite the lack of written laws or a police force, the Indians “seldom or never brawl,” according to Edward Maria Wingfield, the first president of the Virginia Council. In his History and Present State of Virginia (1705), Robert Beverley Jr. wrote, “They are very severe in punishing ill breeding, of which every Weroance [chief] is undisputed Judge, who never fails to lay a rigorous penalty upon i...

Bacon's Rebellion (1676–1677) – Encyclopedia Virginia - Vimarsana News

Bacon's Rebellion (1676–1677) – Encyclopedia Virginia

The rebellion traces its origins to 1675 and a trading dispute between the Algonquian-speaking Doeg Indians and the Potomac River planter and merchant Thomas Mathew. As relations worsened, Mathew and his neighbors killed several Indians as they were making away with livestock. The Doegs retaliated by killing one of Mathew’s herdsmen. Virginia militia pursued the Doegs to Maryland and attacked their cabin, along with the cabin of innocent Susquehannock hunters, who were taken completely by surprise. In the ensuing war the Iroquoian-speaking Susquehannocks were forced from their town in south...

Where do we Start? A View of Technology's Role in Building Brands - Vimarsana News

Where do we Start? A View of Technology's Role in Building Brands

Douwe E. Bergsma, CMO-Consumer Business, Georgia-Pacific Douwe E Bergsma, CMO Consumer Business, Georgia-Pacific, Douwe Bergsma joined Georgia-Pacific, a Koch Industries' company, as the first Chief Marketing Officer for theConsumer Business. He leads the bran...  More >> Today’s technology-empowered world has not changed the age-old question for brand builders: Where do we start? The growing array of new technology-driven capabilities such as analytics, research and communication alternatives that can support brand building leads marketers to ask this questio...