Which presidential campaign was the first to use focus groups to test the effectiveness of its slogan before widespread deployment?

Throughout political history, certain campaign slogans have defined pivotal moments and helped shape election outcomes. These carefully crafted phrases can capture a candidate's vision, address public concerns, or create lasting impressions that transcend the campaign itself. Test your knowledge about a notable slogan that marked a significant shift in American political branding strategy.

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• Bill Clinton's 1992 campaign with 'It's the economy, stupid'
• Ronald Reagan's 1980 campaign with 'Let's Make America Great Again'
• Barack Obama's 2008 campaign with 'Change We Can Believe In'
• Jimmy Carter's 1976 campaign with 'Not Just Peanuts'

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