Which of these famous brand slogans was specifically created during the Great Depression to reassure consumers about the product's affordability and quality?

During the Great Depression (1929-1939), companies had to adapt their marketing strategies to appeal to cash-strapped consumers. Brand slogans became particularly important during this challenging economic period, as they needed to convey value, reliability, and hope. This trivia question tests your knowledge about how historical context shaped brand messaging during one of America's most difficult economic times.

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"A Diamond is Forever" - De Beers
"When You're Out of Schlitz, You're Out of Beer" - Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company
"Look Sharp, Feel Sharp" - Gillette
"Twice as Much for a Nickel Too" - Pepsi-Cola