Which of these historic brand slogans was first introduced during World War II as part of the company's patriotic messaging, and later became one of the longest-running advertising campaigns in history?

Test your knowledge about historic brand slogans that have shaped consumer culture throughout history. Some marketing catchphrases have endured for decades, becoming cultural touchstones that transcend their original products. This trivia explores how companies communicated their brand promises in different historical periods, reflecting the changing values and concerns of society. From wartime conservation messaging to the dawn of mass media advertising, these slogans offer fascinating insights into commercial history.

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De Beers: 'A Diamond is Forever' (1948)
Maxwell House: 'Good to the Last Drop' (1915)
M&M's: 'Melts in Your Mouth, Not in Your Hands' (1942)
Coca-Cola: 'The Pause That Refreshes' (1929)