Which iconic military recruitment slogan, created in 1917, is credited as one of the most influential and widely imitated advertising phrases in history, featuring a pointing figure?

Military recruitment has seen some of the most impactful advertising campaigns in marketing history. During times of conflict, governments needed to convince citizens to join the armed forces, often using powerful slogans and imagery that have since become iconic in marketing case studies. This trivia tests your knowledge about one of the most successful military recruitment slogans that revolutionized how governments marketed military service to civilians during a critical period in history.

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"I Want YOU for U.S. Army" (featuring Uncle Sam)
"Be All You Can Be" (featuring soldiers in training)
"Your Country Needs You" (featuring Lord Kitchener)
"Join the People Who've Joined the Army" (featuring group of soldiers)