How did Henry Clay's view of Missouri differ from that of Thomas Jefferson's in the early 1820s? A. Clay wanted to completely abolish slavery in Missouri, while Jefferson supported the principle of popular sovereignty where the state could decide for itself.

B. Clay wanted it included as a territory, while Jefferson supported its bid for full statehood.

C. Clay supported the addition of Missouri so it could move on politically, while Jefferson was wary of the idea and thought it would bring along new problems.

D. Clay, as a southerner, strongly opposed the inclusion of Missouri, while Jefferson supported the expansion of the country.