Which retail loyalty innovation from the late 1800s is widely considered the first structured customer rewards program and revolutionized retail marketing?

Before digital points systems and plastic cards, customer loyalty programs had humble beginnings that shaped modern retail marketing. This trivia question explores the historical roots of how merchants first began systematically rewarding repeat customers - a practice that would eventually evolve into the sophisticated loyalty programs we know today. Test your knowledge about the fascinating intersection of retail history and marketing innovation!

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S&H Green Stamps, where customers collected stamps with purchases to redeem for merchandise
Montgomery Ward's 'Preferred Customer' cards offering exclusive store access
Woolworth's 'Frequent Shopper' punch cards providing a free item after ten purchases
Sears Catalog's 'Loyal Reader' discount program offering percentage-based savings