What innovative marketing strategy did the Continental Army use in 1776 to dramatically boost recruitment numbers during the American Revolutionary War?

During the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783), recruitment was a critical challenge for the Continental Army. General George Washington faced severe manpower shortages against the professional British forces. Beyond battlefield tactics, innovative recruitment and marketing strategies played a crucial role in building the Continental Army. This poll tests your knowledge of one of history's earliest and most impactful military marketing campaigns.

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The 'Join or Die' illustrated pamphlet campaign featuring Benjamin Franklin's famous segmented snake design
The first-ever enlistment bonus system, offering soldiers a signing bonus of land grants (up to 500 acres) for officers and 100 acres for privates who served until war's end
The 'Minutemen Medallions' - specially minted coins given to early volunteers that could be exchanged for tax exemptions
The 'Washington's Elite' campaign promising special uniform distinctions and guaranteed officer promotions after 2 years of service