Which U.S. federal agency underwent a controversial $3 million rebranding in 2003, replacing its 33-year-old logo with a modernized seal featuring a stylized eagle and shield?

Government agencies and departments have brand identities just like private companies. These identities evolve over time in response to changing administrations, public perception needs, and modernization efforts. One fascinating aspect of government branding is how official seals and logos transform while maintaining their core symbolic elements. This poll tests your knowledge about a significant government rebranding initiative that sparked both praise and controversy.

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Department of Homeland Security
Transportation Security Administration
Department of Defense
Federal Emergency Management Agency