Which groundbreaking retail technology from 1984 is considered by many historians to be the first true e-commerce system?

The history of retail has been transformed by technological innovations, particularly the advent of e-commerce. This seemingly modern phenomenon has roots stretching back several decades, evolving from primitive electronic transaction systems to the sophisticated online marketplaces we know today. Test your knowledge about the pioneering moments that laid the foundation for today's digital shopping landscape.

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CompuServe Electronic Mall, the first online shopping platform where multiple merchants could sell goods to consumers
Minitel, France's videotext system that allowed users to make purchases through connected terminals
Boston Computer Exchange, the world's first e-commerce website for selling used computers
Videotex, a British home shopping experiment that connected televisions to retail databases