Which ancient civilization pioneered the first known customer feedback system for quality control in retail, using clay tablets to record merchant reputations and customer complaints?

Long before modern retail technology, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated approaches to commerce and customer experience. From bustling marketplaces in Mesopotamia to complex trade networks in Ancient Rome, these early societies established many retail principles we still use today. This poll explores how ancient merchants addressed customer experience challenges with innovation and cultural understanding. Test your knowledge about retail history in these fascinating early civilizations!

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Ancient Babylon, with the Code of Hammurabi containing specific provisions for customer rights and merchant responsibilities
Ancient Egypt, where pharaohs appointed special officials to oversee marketplace standards and collect consumer opinions
Ancient Greece, with its agora system featuring citizen reviews of merchants displayed on public stone tablets
Ancient China, where Han Dynasty officials collected customer satisfaction reports through imperial census takers