Which government agency logo was designed by Richard Danne and Bruce Blackburn in 1975, only to be controversially retired in 1992 before being officially reinstated in 2020?

Government agencies and political campaigns rely heavily on visual branding to communicate their message and build trust with citizens. Some government logos have become iconic symbols of national identity, while others have sparked controversy or undergone significant transformations over time. Test your knowledge of the visual elements that have shaped political history and public perception of government institutions.

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• NASA's "worm" logo (the sleek, modern red logotype)
• The EPA's "flower" logo (with leaves forming a stylized letter E)
• The USPS eagle logo (the blue eagle head profile)
• The Department of Energy's atom symbol logo

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