Which of these documents war written the nation to go to war with britain
the constitution
the bill of rights
the declaration of independence
the legislative article
The document that was written for the nation to go to war with Britain is the Declaration of Independence.
The document that was written to declare war with Britain is not among the options you provided. However, the Declaration of Independence was a document written by the American colonies to declare their independence from Britain. It outlined the reasons for their decision and asserted their natural rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Legislative Article do not specifically address going to war with Britain.
The document that was written to declare war on Britain is not among the options you provided. The Constitution, Bill of Rights, and Legislative Article do not specifically address going to war with any other nation.
However, the document that declared the United States' independence from Britain is the Declaration of Independence. It was written in 1776 by Thomas Jefferson and was adopted by the Second Continental Congress. The Declaration of Independence expressed the grievances of the American colonies against British rule and formally declared the United States as an independent nation.
To find which document specifically authorized the United States to go to war with Britain, you would need to refer to other historical documents, such as the congressional resolutions or acts passed during that time period.