Which iconic brand mascot from the 1950s was retired after becoming the first mascot to testify before Congress during product safety hearings, forever changing corporate responsibility in advertising?

Before social media campaigns and digital advertisements, brand mascots were a crucial part of retail history and corporate identity. These anthropomorphic characters or animals became synonymous with their brands, sometimes outlasting product lines themselves. This poll tests your knowledge of one significant mascot that marked a turning point in advertising history but has since faded from public memory.

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Safety Sam, the Westinghouse electrical safety bear who testified during the 1956 Appliance Safety Act hearings
Doctor Bright, the Phillip Morris cigarette spokesman who faced congressional questioning about health claims
Captain Security, the insurance mascot for Prudential who addressed the Banking Committee on consumer protections
Tommy Trustworthy, Ford Motor Company's safety mascot who testified about automobile safety standards