Which of these iconic brand slogans first appeared during the Great Depression and was specifically created to boost consumer confidence during economic hardship?

Throughout history, brand slogans have reflected not just products but cultural moments and societal shifts. Some iconic slogans have lasted decades, while others evolved with changing times. This trivia challenges you to identify which famous slogan marked a significant turning point in marketing history, reshaping how companies positioned their products during major historical transitions.

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Coca-Cola's "The Pause That Refreshes" (introduced in 1929)
De Beers' "A Diamond Is Forever" (introduced in 1947)
Maxwell House's "Good to the Last Drop" (introduced in 1915)
Ford's "There's a Ford in Your Future" (introduced in 1945)