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"The spirit of improvement is abroad upon the earth.It stimulates the hearts and sharpens the faculties not of our fellow-citizens alone,but of the nations of Europe and of their rulers.While dwelling with pleasing satisfaction upon the superior excellence of our political institutions,let us not be unmindful that liberty is power;that the nation blessed with the largest portion of liberty must in proportion to its numbers be the most powerful nation upon the earth,and that the tenure of power by man is ,in the moral purposes of his Creator,upon condition that is shall be excercised to ends of beneficience,to improve the condition of himself and his fellowmen."
John Quincy Adams,1825
-One result of the extension of John Quincy Adams' argument about the ultimate goal for the nation,as presented here was

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Adams' argument about the importance of utilizing liberty for the purpose of improving the condition of oneself and society aligns with the ideology of reform movements, which sought to bring about positive change and social progress. Therefore, one result of the extension of his argument was the rise of reform movements. The other options, such as the abolition of slavery, growth of the Democratic Party, and Seneca Falls Convention, were not specifically mentioned in this excerpt and do not align as closely with the argument presented.

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