Which federal law requires all U.S. government agencies to clearly identify themselves as the sponsor in any paid advertising campaigns?

Government advertising campaigns are significant investments of public funds, often carefully tracked and regulated. This poll tests your knowledge about transparency requirements for government advertising spending in the United States. How well do you understand the regulations that govern how public agencies must disclose their marketing expenditures?

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The Communications Act of 1934
The Smith-Mundt Modernization Act of 2012
The Federal Advertising Transparency Act
The Consolidated Appropriations Act (with annual renewal)