Which presidential candidate first used the campaign slogan 'Yes We Can' before it became widely associated with Barack Obama in 2008?

Political advertising slogans have shaped presidential campaigns and national movements for decades. These short, memorable phrases can capture a candidate's vision, resonate with voters, and even change the course of elections. Test your knowledge of these influential political taglines that have made history and influenced voter decisions across generations. Can you match these famous campaign slogans to their correct origins?

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César Chávez and the United Farm Workers movement (1970s)
Bill Clinton's first presidential campaign (1992)
Howard Dean's presidential primary campaign (2004)
John Kerry's presidential campaign (2004)