Which of these iconic brand slogans was first used in the 1920s and reflected the post-World War I economic boom and changing consumer culture?

Throughout history, brand slogans have been powerful tools for companies to establish identity and connect with consumers. These short, memorable phrases often reflect the cultural and economic context of their times. Some historic slogans have been so impactful they've remained in the collective consciousness long after their campaigns ended. Test your knowledge of how product messaging has evolved through different historical periods!

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De Beers' "A Diamond is Forever" (introduced in 1948)
Coca-Cola's "The Pause That Refreshes" (introduced in 1929)
Nike's "Just Do It" (introduced in 1988)
Wheaties' "Breakfast of Champions" (introduced in 1935)