Which historic packaging innovation from the early 1800s was initially met with skepticism but revolutionized food preservation and military logistics before becoming a household staple?

In the history of consumer products, packaging innovations have often revolutionized entire industries and changed how people interact with products. Some packaging breakthroughs became so iconic they're preserved in museums today. Test your knowledge about a pivotal moment in packaging history that transformed product preservation and distribution worldwide.

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The tin can (developed by Peter Durand in 1810)
The mason jar (patented by John Landis Mason in 1858)
The cardboard box (commercialized by Albert Jones in 1817)
The vacuum-sealed glass bottle (invented by Nicolas Appert in 1795)