Which political campaign advertisement is considered the first televised political attack ad and featured a little girl picking daisy petals as a nuclear explosion occurs?

Throughout history, political campaigns have created memorable advertisements that changed how we think about political marketing. Some campaigns have produced slogans and ads so effective they've become part of our cultural lexicon and transformed campaign strategy forever. Test your knowledge about these landmark political advertising moments that shaped modern political communication and campaign tactics.

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The 'Daisy' ad from Lyndon B. Johnson's 1964 presidential campaign against Barry Goldwater
The 'Morning in America' ad from Ronald Reagan's 1984 presidential campaign
The 'Willie Horton' ad from George H.W. Bush's 1988 presidential campaign
The 'Swiftboat Veterans for Truth' ad from the 2004 presidential campaign against John Kerry