Which U.S. government agency underwent a major rebranding in 2003 that included a new logo featuring a blue eagle with a shield, to reflect its post-9/11 mission and identity?

Government agencies and political organizations often use logos, mascots, and symbols to establish their identity and communicate their values. These visual elements create instant recognition and can evoke strong emotional responses from citizens. From the Democratic donkey to the Republican elephant, from the FBI seal to the Presidential seal, these symbols carry significant historical and cultural weight. Test your knowledge about these important governmental brand elements that shape public perception and institutional identity.

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Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Transportation Security Administration (TSA)
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)