Which presidential campaign slogan was specifically created to emphasize continuity during wartime and became the first to be legally trademarked by a political campaign?

Presidential campaign slogans can make or break a candidate's run for office. These short, catchy phrases become rallying cries that encapsulate a candidate's vision and connect emotionally with voters. From FDR's 'Happy Days Are Here Again' to modern digital-friendly slogans, these political brand statements have shaped American electoral history. Test your knowledge of these powerful political marketing tools that have helped candidates secure their place in the White House.

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Make America Great Again (Donald Trump, 2016)
Change We Can Believe In (Barack Obama, 2008)
Don't Switch Horses in the Middle of the Stream (Abraham Lincoln, 1864)
It's Morning Again in America (Ronald Reagan, 1984)