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Which of the following ideas would be supported by an analysis of Charles Pinckney views of the Missouri Compromise?(1 point) Responses Pinckney was for the Missouri Compromise, especially the increased sectionalism it caused. Pinckney was for the Missouri Compromise, especially the increased sectionalism it caused. Pinckney was against the Missouri Compromise, especially both Missouri and Maine joining the U.S. as states. Pinckney was against the Missouri Compromise, especially both Missouri and Maine joining the U.S. as states. Pinckney was against the Missouri Compromise, especially the expanded restrictions on slavery. Pinckney was against the Missouri Compromise, especially the expanded restrictions on slavery. Pinckney was for the Missouri Compromise, especially the measure that allowed slavery in all the Louisiana Territory.
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To analyze Charles Pinckney's views on the Missouri Compromise, one must consider his position and stance on slavery and its expansion into new territories. Pinckney was a Southern politician and a strong supporter of slavery.
Given that context, the idea that would be supported by an analysis of Charles Pinckney's views is:
**Pinckney was against the Missouri Compromise, especially the expanded restrictions on slavery.**
This reflects his likely opposition to any measures that would limit the expansion of slavery into new territories, which was a central issue of the Missouri Compromise.
Given that context, the idea that would be supported by an analysis of Charles Pinckney's views is:
**Pinckney was against the Missouri Compromise, especially the expanded restrictions on slavery.**
This reflects his likely opposition to any measures that would limit the expansion of slavery into new territories, which was a central issue of the Missouri Compromise.