What did the bretton woods conference do?

The objective of the Bretton Woods Conference was to establish an international order for monetary policy after World War II.

The conference of more than 700 representatives from 44 countries met in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, in 1944.  It created plans for an International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, which became what is now called the World Bank.  It also made plans for the International Monetary Fund.