Which presidential campaign slogan was created by advertising executive Doyle Dane Bernbach, marking the first time a Madison Avenue agency was hired to run a presidential campaign's marketing?

Political campaigns and government initiatives often rely on powerful, memorable slogans to communicate their core message. These brand slogans can define administrations, shape public perception, and even influence policy direction. This trivia tests your knowledge of significant government campaign slogans that changed the political landscape and demonstrated effective product branding in the political sphere.

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"Morning in America" (Reagan, 1984)
"Vote Yourself a Farm" (Lincoln, 1860)
"Daisy" ad campaign with "The stakes are too high" (Johnson, 1964)
"I Like Ike" (Eisenhower, 1952)