Which ancient civilization pioneered the first documented systematic customer feedback system for marketplace products around 1750 BCE?

Long before modern retail analytics and customer surveys, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods to gather consumer feedback about their products and services. These early feedback systems influenced production, trade routes, and even diplomatic relations. Test your knowledge about one of history's most influential early product feedback mechanisms that shaped commerce for centuries to come.

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Babylonian Empire, using clay tablet 'satisfaction tokens' that buyers could deposit in merchants' collection jars
Ancient Egypt, through temple scribes who recorded product complaints for the pharaoh's market inspectors
Indus Valley Civilization, using a seal-stamp system where quality ratings were marked on goods after purchase
Minoan Crete, where palace administrators collected merchant reputation reports from foreign traders