Which of these famous advertising slogans was created during the Great Depression specifically to reassure consumers about banking safety?

During the Great Depression (1929-1939), companies faced unprecedented challenges in marketing their products to cash-strapped consumers. Many brands created memorable slogans that acknowledged economic hardship while offering hope, value, or small affordable luxuries. These Depression-era slogans often emphasized durability, economy, and practical benefits rather than luxury or status. This trivia tests your knowledge of how brands adapted their messaging during one of America's most difficult economic periods.

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"The Bank for the People" (Bank of America, 1932)
"We're All In This Together" (First National Bank, 1930)
"The Government Has Made Banking Safe Again" (FDIC, 1934)
"Your Money Is Our Priority" (Chase Manhattan Bank, 1935)