The correct answer is D.
The Bretton Woods system, which tried to resemble the Gold Standard was suspended by President Nixon in 1971. After the failure of such worlwide systems that aimed to fix the values of currencies to one another, a new international monetary order has been established.
Currently, the values of currencies are allowed to fluctuate freely attending to the foreign-exchange market mechanisms to its demand and supply forces. Hence, for example, a currency depreciates if the amount supplied is larger than the amount demanded by foreign investors.
The period of the general adjustment disorder is Cameron in all probability encountering is alarm reaction, it is the underlying stage in the body's reaction to upsetting boosts, portrayed by versatile physiological changes, for example, expanded the hormonal movement and expanded heart rate.
Answer – A ball game
In Chapter 10 of the 1937 novel, Their
Eyes Were Watching God which was authored by Zora Neale Hurston, an
African-American writer, we find that most of the town went to a baseball game,
leaving Janie alone at the store. Because of this, Janie decided to close up
the store early but before she could, a tall stranger came to the store to buy
cigarettes from her and then starts making flirtatious small talk with her,
making her laugh with his jokes.