Which cultural mascot was originally created in 1931 for Coca-Cola advertisements and fundamentally transformed the popular image of a traditional gift-giving figure in many Western cultures?

Throughout history, cultural celebrations and traditions have often been represented by iconic mascots or characters that embody the spirit of these events. These mascots sometimes become so famous they transcend into mainstream retail and marketing. Test your knowledge about these cultural brand mascots that have deep roots in traditional celebrations and have become commercial symbols across the globe.

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The Coca-Cola Santa Claus (created by artist Haddon Sundblom)
The Quaker Oats Quaker (representing harvest traditions)
The Keebler Elves (inspired by European folklore)
The Pillsbury Doughboy (symbolizing home baking traditions)