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The main idea of this stanza and chorus is nationalism. The navy is saying that they will guard Britain no matter what and they will be loyal to their country through all the hardships of war.

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Britain has the power over land and waters. The person who wrote this had a strong sense of nationalism because they say its Britain's divine right to rule over azure/ocean and land. Plus that Britian will always rule and never be ruled.

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Rule Britannia is about nationalism and ethocentrism

This anthem provides nationlistic ideas such as the chorus meaning that they believe in their own country, an example of ethocentrism is that is only the british navy's anthem instead of the whole country

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This anthem shows nationalistic pride for their country by singing and honoring the power of their county. This shows in the anthem nationalistic pride by stating in the last line that they are holding themselves higher than everyone else. It also shows in the line 1 that god gave them the right to be superior.

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The Stanza is an example of ethnocentrism because Britain says that Heaven chose Britain to rise to the top, to step on land and claim it for themselves. And God will watch over them and make sure they succeed.

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Britain, a god protected power house on the verge of invinciblity.

Britain rose from the depths, and with divine right and a watchful angel eye, they became an unthinkable and close to an unstoppable powerhouse with a navy that ruled over the sea

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The "anthem of the British Navy" is an example of economic imperialism. In the stanza Britiain was refered

to as "Heaven's command" meaning they're better than everyone and powered over them. The chorus states that

"Britannia rules the waves" meaning they rule a ton of people and our very powerful like waves.

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This stanza portrays the ethnocentrism of England very blatantly.

By how Britain chooses to talk about themselves, they seem to think that they were chosen by God to rule the world. Especially in the chorus, Britain states that they will "never be slaves" meaning that they are better than all other races.

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This is an example of nationalism, because the amthem of the British Navy is saying that they were meant to serve and protect their country in order to keep their British Pride. They have a giant empire with lots of power, that spans across the globe. This brings them lots of pride to their country. They were also motivated to spread their religion.

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This is an example of English Nationalism because its very patriotic as it states how great of a country they are. An examoke of their nationalism is in the choruis "rulle Britainnia, Britannia, rule the waves, Britain never will be slaves." It means that Britain syas they will never lose a fight and they will never give up and basically saying how great their country is and shows how patriotic the people of Britain are.

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"The British had a very strong navy which allowed them to be superior while enforcing nationalism, ethnocentrism, and economic imperialism. "Rule Britannia, Britannia rule the waves. Britons never will be slaves." This quote shows nationalism because they are united in the belief that they can never be taken down because they have a strong Navy, that allows them to capture territory which promotes economic growth. This promotes economic growth because when the Navy takes over the country, then the British exploit the resources of the land for themselves and sell it to make a profit, so that the British can flourish under economic growth. Furthermore, the British enforced Christian missionaries in territories they captured, because they wanted to enforce their culture upon them. This shows the ethnocentric side of the Bristish. "This was the charter, the charter of the land..." This quote shows that their navy was superior and aided in the imperialization which allowed for a sphere of influence in India and Africa.

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The British believed they would never be slaves and they were superior to everyone else. 

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The British believed they would never be slaves and they were superior to everyone else. 

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This is an example of ethnocentrism because it states, Britain was "first at heaven's command" meaning they were the closest to God and he gave them power to "rule the waves." This means they had a strong navy so they will never be conquered and forced into slavery. (Hailey, Brianna, Nolan)

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Your task: Paraphrase this stanza and chorus.

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Your task: Paraphrase this stanza and chorus.

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Is this an example of nationalism, ethnocentrism, or economic imperialism?

Be sure to cite evidence

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Rule Britannia (Anthem of the British Navy)

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Rule Britannia (Anthem of the British Navy)

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When Britain first at Heaven's command,

Arose from the azure main.

This was the charter, the charter of the land,

And guardian Angels sung this strain

Chorus:

Rule Britannia, Britannia rule the waves,

Britons never will be slaves.