In what decade did retailers first begin using the term 'Black Friday' to describe the post-Thanksgiving shopping rush that pushed their financial ledgers from 'red' to 'black'?

Black Friday has become a global shopping phenomenon, but its origins are uniquely American. Test your knowledge about how this retail strategy evolved from a local post-Thanksgiving shopping day to a worldwide retail event that shapes product launch strategies, consumer behavior, and business economics. Understanding its history provides insights into modern retail innovation and marketing tactics.

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