Which of the following best describes the relationship between the Era of Good Feelings and the Missouri Crisis during the mid-19th century? A. Religious unity brought about by the Era of Good Feelings prevented the Missouri Crisis from becoming violent.
B. The economic factors that contributed to the Missouri Crisis stemmed from spending cuts during the Era of Good Feelings.
C. Regional tensions brought to light by the Missouri Crisis contributed to the collapse of the Era of Good Feelings
D. The resolution of the Missouri Crisis was made possible by the bipartisanship that had characterized the Era of Good Feelings.