Which presidential campaign slogan was created by advertising agency Doyle Dane Bernbach and revolutionized political advertising with its controversial approach?

Presidential campaign slogans can make or break a candidate's run for office. These carefully crafted phrases aim to capture a candidate's vision, connect with voters emotionally, and create a memorable brand. From FDR's 'Happy Days Are Here Again' to modern digital-age catchphrases, these slogans have shaped American political history. Test your knowledge of these powerful political marketing tools that have influenced elections and public perception throughout US history.

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Daisy (Johnson, 1964) - featuring a little girl counting daisy petals followed by a nuclear countdown
Morning in America (Reagan, 1984) - showing optimistic scenes of Americans going to work and raising flags
The Man from Hope (Clinton, 1992) - biographical film establishing Clinton's humble roots
I Like Ike (Eisenhower, 1952) - first major use of television commercials in a presidential campaign