Which presidential campaign slogan was specifically created to emphasize continuity during a time of war, and helped its candidate win a second term?

Political campaign slogans can make or break a presidential run. These carefully crafted phrases encapsulate a candidate's vision, connect emotionally with voters, and become shorthand for entire political movements. Test your knowledge of these powerful brand slogans that helped shape American political history and propelled candidates into the Oval Office.

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"Don't switch horses in midstream" (Abraham Lincoln, 1864)
"It's Morning Again in America" (Ronald Reagan, 1984)
"A Leader, For A Change" (Jimmy Carter, 1976)
"Four More Years" (Richard Nixon, 1972)