Which government public awareness campaign slogan launched in 1971 was so successful that it was revived in 2010 and continues to influence environmental messaging today?

Political campaigns are masterclasses in branding and messaging strategy. The most effective political slogans become cultural touchpoints that resonate far beyond election day. This trivia tests your knowledge of the strategic branding decisions behind major government public awareness campaigns that shaped policy implementation and public behavior. How well do you know the advertising strategies that governments have used to drive civic action?

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• Keep America Beautiful's "Crying Indian" campaign
• The Environmental Protection Agency's "Give a Hoot, Don't Pollute"
• The Ad Council's "Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires"
• The U.S. Forest Service's "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle"

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