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Only you can prevent forest fires
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Take a Bite Out of Crime
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Loose lips sink ships
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You can learn a lot from a dummy
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It shouldnt hurt to bea child
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The Drunk Driving Prevention campaign began in
1983 by telling people, Friends Dont Let
Friends
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Drive Drunk
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In 1958 The Ad Council encouraged Americans to be
vaccinated against this disease.
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Polio
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Airing on Earth Day in 1971, this ad won two Clio
awards and was named one of the top 100
advertising campaigns.
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Keep America Beautifuls The Crying Indian
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The war bonds campaign helped sell approximately
this many bonds during WWII. 563,977, 800
million, or 3 billion
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800 Million
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In 1994 the Family Violence Prevention Fund
launched a campaign to reduce domestic violence,
and they used this tagline.
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Theres no excuse for domestic violence
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This fictional female helped recruit more than
two million women into the workforce during WWII.
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Rosie the Riveter
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In 1944 this character was used on a Forest Fire
Prevention poster and proved that an animal as a
symbol would work.
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Walt Disneys Bambi
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His speech in 1960 in Ann Arbor Michigan
prompted the creation of the Peace Corps.
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Senator John F. Kennedy
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These two Crash Dummies were first introduced in
1985, and seat belt usage has increased from 14
to 79 since then.
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Vince Larry
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He was the actor who portrayed The Crying
Indian in the Keep America Beautiful campaign.
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Iron Eyes Cody
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In 1982, this woman urged Americans to Just say
No.
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Nancy Reagan
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The Centers for Disease Control urged Americans
to receive shots developed by this man in 1955.
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Jonas E. Salk(Polio vaccine)
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Public Service Announcements for this
organization have included Lucille Ball, Johnny
Carson, Bill Cosby, Bob Hope, and Meryl Streep,
and many others.
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Red Cross
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The Native American in the Keep America Beautiful
campaign had previously starred in three western
files with this actor.
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Ronald Reagan
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This celebrity was a little brother and is now a
big brother with the Big Sisters Big Brothers
organization.
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Matt Lauer
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This is the longest running campaign in Ad
Council history.
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Smokey Bears Only you can prevent forest
fires which began in 1944.
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This slogan for the United Negro College Fund has
remained unchanged for more than three decades
and became a part of American vernacular.
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A Mind is a Terrible Thing to Waste
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When founded the Advertising Council was known by
this name.
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The War Advertising Council, which was created
after the attack on Pearl Harbor to support
social issues
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This was the Ad Councils first campaign.
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War Bonds, later known as Savings Bonds.
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This year marked the Ad Councils 60th
anniversary of making a difference through public
service advertising.
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2002
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When the Drunk Driving Prevention campaign stared
in 1983, this sub-agency was the sponsor.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
(under US DOT)
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The Forest Fire Prevention campaign is sponsored
by these two organizations.
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USDA Forest Service and the National Association
of State Foresters
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When the Ad Council started the War Bonds
campaign, this agency was the sponsor.
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The War Finance Agency (now the U.S. Department
of Treasury)
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This agency is the sole sponsor of the I am an
American campaign launched after the September
11 tragedies.
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The Advertising Council
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The Loose Lips campaign was sponsored by The
Office of War Information and these three
agencies.
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U.S. Army U.S. NavyFBI
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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Launched in March 2003, the Homeland Security/
Terrorism Preparedness campaign suggests this as
a way to prepare for a terrorist attack.
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Assemble a disaster supply kit