Which iconic WWII-era advertising slogan was originally created for the Westinghouse Electric Company in 1942 but later became a symbol of female empowerment in American industry?

In the annals of American advertising history, certain campaigns transcended mere marketing to become cultural touchstones. The 1940s saw one of the most influential wartime advertising campaigns that not only boosted industrial production but also reshaped the American workforce and cultural landscape for generations to come. This iconic campaign featured a character who remains instantly recognizable even 80+ years later. Test your knowledge of this groundbreaking piece of advertising history!

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• "We Can Do It!" (featuring Rosie the Riveter)
• "Uncle Sam Wants You!"
• "Loose Lips Sink Ships"
• "The Home Front Is a Battleground Too"

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