Which early 20th century advertising campaign is credited with creating the first major branded character specifically targeting female consumers and pioneering emotional appeal in advertising?

Throughout history, certain advertising campaigns have not only sold products but also changed society and shaped cultural movements. This trivia question explores a groundbreaking early 20th century campaign that revolutionized how companies marketed to women, establishing techniques still studied in marketing courses today. Test your knowledge of advertising history and how certain campaigns became pivotal moments in consumer culture!

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The Aunt Jemima campaign (1889-1920s) by R.T. Davis Milling Company
Betty Crocker campaign (1921) by Washburn-Crosby Company
The Morton Salt Girl campaign (1914) by Morton Salt Company
The Kodak Girl campaign (1910s) by Eastman Kodak Company