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What are the Initiation process outputs?
A. Project charter, historical information, and project manager identification and assignment
B. Project charter, project manager identification and assignment, constraints, and assumptions
C. Project charter, historical information, constraints, and assumptions
D. Project charter, constraints, and assumptions
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