Which presidential campaign slogan was created by advertising executive Doyle Dane Bernbach, marking one of the first times a Madison Avenue firm was hired for political messaging?

Political campaigns rely heavily on effective brand slogans to communicate their core message and connect with voters. These carefully crafted phrases can define a candidate's image, crystallize policy positions, and sometimes even change the course of history. How well do you know the stories behind these powerful political catchphrases that have shaped modern political discourse?

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"Morning in America" (Reagan, 1984)
"Vote Yourself a Farm" (Lincoln, 1860)
"Daisy" ad campaign with slogan "Vote for President Johnson" (Johnson, 1964)
"Change We Can Believe In" (Obama, 2008)