Which U.S. federal agency underwent a comprehensive rebranding in 2013, replacing its 1970s-era logo with a modern design featuring a circular blue emblem and sans-serif typography?

Government agencies spend millions each year developing brand identities that communicate authority, trust, and accessibility. From campaign logos to federal department seals, political branding shapes public perception in powerful ways. Test your knowledge about the evolution and impact of government branding throughout history. Do you know which redesigns sparked controversy, which logos have remained virtually unchanged for centuries, and which rebranding efforts successfully transformed public perception?

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• The Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
• The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
• The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

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