The Articles of Confederation preserved the independence of the states by creating a weak central government.
Answer: Option D
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This Articles of Confederations provided more authority to the states. States were allowed to take their own decisions and the central government exercised power only in the form of a legislature. But it limited the powers to the central governments.
It could not exercise powers like a common currency or a common law system, eventually leading it to become a disastrous decision. This was inspired by Magna Carta which limited King John’s powers.
If the Judicial Branch wasn't impartial the Judges and Juries would all vote the same way. The Checks and Balances would be interrupted if the Judicial Branch was partial.
