Which retail innovation from the 1930s revolutionized shopping by allowing customers to use carts instead of baskets and is credited with enabling the modern supermarket concept?

The retail landscape has evolved dramatically over centuries, with technological innovations reshaping how merchants sell and consumers buy. From ancient market bazaars to today's omnichannel experiences, retail innovation has been a constant force throughout history. Test your knowledge of the groundbreaking retail innovations that transformed commerce and consumer behavior across different eras.

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• The shopping cart, invented by Sylvan Goldman in Oklahoma City in 1937
• The conveyor belt checkout system, invented by Howard Schneider in 1939
• The retail loyalty card, pioneered by Midwest grocery chains in 1932
• The self-service refrigeration unit, developed by Clarence Saunders in 1934

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