Which presidential campaign created the controversial 'Daisy' advertisement (1964) showing a little girl counting flower petals before a nuclear explosion, considered one of the most effective military-themed political ads ever?

The intersection of military history and marketing has produced some powerful and controversial campaigns. During the Cold War tensions of the 1960s, one political advertisement became legendary for its military implications and changed the landscape of campaign advertising forever. This poll tests your knowledge of this iconic piece of advertising history that played on nuclear war fears.

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• Lyndon B. Johnson's campaign against Barry Goldwater
• Richard Nixon's campaign against Hubert Humphrey
• John F. Kennedy's campaign against Richard Nixon
• Ronald Reagan's campaign against Jimmy Carter

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