In at least 150 words, explain the significance of article v of the constitution, and how it remains important to this day.

in at least 100 words, discuss some of the imagery and symbolism francis scott key employs in “the star spangled banner” and what it represents.

in at least 150 words, discuss how poems such as freneau’s “the indian burying ground” encapsulates popular, romantic stereotypes of native americans at the time.

Article V of the Constitution is very important to this day because it allows the Constitution to remain relevant throughout the ages. Article V allows the states to propose amendments to the Constitution. This action allows the Constitution to adapt to changing times by allowing it to be altered when necessary."The Star Spangled Banner" is a poem by Francis Scott Key that is now known as the United States national anthem. The author of this poem uses imagery extensively, as he employs vivid language that allows us to create a vivid picture in our mind. The author describes the aftermath of the battle in the text using images of mist and darkness. This contributed to developing the setting. Moreover, he uses several symbols. He talks about footprints to show the arrogance of the British, and blood to show their defeat. He also employs the image of the banner or flag in order to convey the idea of a land of freedom.In "The Indian Burying Ground," Freneau conveys a positive image of the Native Americans. He presents them as wise people who are in tune with their emotions and their traditions. He also highlights the fact that they are connected with nature. While these are positive images, they are also stereotypes that represent only one aspect of the lives and ways of thinking of American Indians. They are a consequence of the Romantic images that Americans had of these people. Such stereotypes continue playing an important role in the present.