Bretton Woods System · US History

The primary purpose of the Bretton Woods Conference of 1944 was to:

  1. Create a framework for international economic cooperation after World War II
  2. Establish a military alliance against the Soviet Union
  3. Draft the formal terms of unconditional surrender for Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan
  4. Abolish the use of the U.S. dollar in international trade
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Correct answer: Create a framework for international economic cooperation after World War II

The conference aimed to prevent a return to the economic instability of the Great Depression. By establishing a regulated international monetary system, world leaders sought to foster global trade and postwar reconstruction.

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