Which significant change did Coca-Cola's 1930s marketing campaign make to the popular image of Santa Claus that permanently altered global folklore perceptions?

The intersection of mythology and marketing has created some of retail's most iconic campaigns. Mythological figures and folklore characters have been reimagined and sometimes entirely transformed through product packaging and advertising. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most successful transformations of a folkloric character through commercial marketing - the evolution of Santa Claus through Coca-Cola's famous holiday campaigns.

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They changed Santa's outfit from green to the now-iconic red and white colors
They standardized Santa's appearance as a jolly, plump man with a beard when previously depictions varied widely
They introduced Santa's workshop at the North Pole as his residence
They created the concept of Santa delivering presents on Christmas Eve