Which sentiment below reflects John Quincy Adams's feelings on the Missouri Compromise.

a.) if the union does split slavery will be the cause

b.) willing to endanger the union and possibly cause it to split

c.) condemning the Missouri compromise because it is not the best solution we can create under the constitution

d.) The controversy of slavery is at its worst

A. might  be wrong

Explanation:

While Jefferson is right to fear the future of the Union and to fear the dividing line that the Missouri compromise would cut across the nation, it is difficult to support his view of the termination of slavery through its spread or popular sovereignty as the right of the states in voting slavery up or down.

the indians crossed artificial boundaries, setting the stage for conflict