Answer:
A fundamental principle of the articles of Confederation B.Sovereignty and independence of the states
Explanation:
Believing that the creation of a strong government would threat states' liberties and repeat the abuses of the British Crown, the framers of America's first written Constitution, established a central government with very few powers, like the power to declare war, appoint foreign ambassadors and manage relations with Indians, and instead, gave full sovereignty, independence, freedom and all power that wasn't expressly delegated to the government, to the states, such as the creation of a wide range of laws involving taxation and trading policies, among others.
