Which famous military recruitment poster from World War I used sophisticated consumer psychology and is credited with inspiring over 2.5 million men to enlist?

Throughout history, military recruitment has relied on sophisticated marketing and consumer behavior strategies. From ancient Rome's promises of glory and citizenship to modern multimedia campaigns, military organizations have crafted compelling messaging to attract volunteers. This poll tests your knowledge of one of history's most iconic military recruitment campaigns that revolutionized wartime advertising and consumer psychology.

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• Lord Kitchener's 'Your Country Needs You' poster (UK, 1914)
• The 'I Want You for U.S. Army' Uncle Sam poster (USA, 1917)
• The 'Women of Britain Say GO!' poster (UK, 1915)
• The 'Destroy This Mad Brute' anti-German propaganda poster (USA, 1918)

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