Why were McDonald's golden arches originally designed as part of their restaurant buildings in the 1950s and early 1960s?

McDonald's is one of the world's most recognizable fast food brands with its iconic golden arches logo. But beyond being a simple design element, these arches were originally incorporated into the restaurant architecture for a specific reason. Test your knowledge of this famous food brand's early retail design strategy that helped build a global empire!

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To be visible from highways, attracting drivers from a distance
To represent the letter 'M' in a way that children could easily recognize and remember
To mimic the shape of french fries, their most popular menu item
To create a distinctive architectural style that couldn't be copied by competitors