Which historical figure's product endorsement in the early 20th century is credited with revolutionizing celebrity marketing by receiving the first million-dollar endorsement contract?

Before influencer marketing dominated social media, historical figures and celebrities lent their names to products in ways that shaped modern endorsement practices. This trivia question explores a fascinating moment in product endorsement history that changed how companies approached celebrity partnerships. Test your knowledge about how famous personalities helped sell products throughout history!

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Babe Ruth for Ruth's Home Run Candy Bar (1926)
Charlie Chaplin for Camel Cigarettes (1915)
Theodore Roosevelt for Winchester Rifles (1909)
Clara Bow for Lux Soap (1927)