Which U.S. President became the first to appear in paid product advertisements after leaving office, breaking tradition and sparking debate about presidential dignity?

Throughout American history, product endorsements have taken many forms - but did you know that even U.S. Presidents have been connected to product marketing? This trivia question explores an interesting intersection of American political history and product endorsements that changed how companies leveraged prestigious associations. Test your knowledge about this fascinating piece of corporate and presidential history!

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Gerald Ford, who appeared in advertisements for American Express in 1977
Dwight D. Eisenhower, who endorsed Cadillac automobiles in 1961
Ronald Reagan, who returned to advertising for General Electric in 1989
Richard Nixon, who promoted Pepsi internationally in 1975