The statement is -True.
The monetary policies are adjusting the amount of money in circulation in the country. These types of policies are implemented usually by the Central Bank of the country. When there's bigger amount of money let in circulation it means that the currency of the country will lose on value, and vice versa, if the amount of money let in circulation is reduced than the value of the currency of the country will increase.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The country of France was made weaker by the Congress of Vienna’s work.
At the end of the Napoleonic wars, European countries such as Great Britain, Austria, Prussia, and even Russia, met to rearrenge the continent after the war. They organized the Congress of Viena to reestablish some monarchies that Napoleon had overthrown. They worked from 1814 to 1815 and these nations could establish a relative peace that lasted until some years before World War I.
The first modern world series was held in 1903 and each player of the winners, the <span>Boston Americans, received $1,182. It isn't today's 1,182$ because of the inflation rates and it was worth more than nowadays.</span>
