In what decade did McDonald's officially incorporate the now-famous Golden Arches into its corporate logo, marking a turning point in retail brand identity?

Before McDonald's became the global fast-food giant we know today, its logo went through fascinating transformations that reflected changing marketing philosophies throughout history. The iconic Golden Arches weren't always part of the brand's identity. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most recognizable logos in product history and its evolution during a pivotal decade for American consumer culture.

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1940s, when the first McDonald's restaurant opened
1950s, during post-war consumer boom
1960s, as part of a major corporate rebranding
1970s, coinciding with the introduction of the Big Mac