Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain when the world's first credit card was launched?
Correct answer: C. Clement Atlee
- A. Margaret Thatcher
- B. Winston Churchill
- C. Clement Atlee
- D. Tony Blair
Explanation
The Diners Club card, generally regarded as the first modern credit card, was launched in 1950 while Clement Attlee was British prime minister. Thatcher, Churchill and Blair held office in later or different periods.
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