6. Why do Alma and Tío Ramón focus on their Spanish heritage, and how does it differ from their surroundings?

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6. Why do Alma and Tío Ramón focus on their Spanish heritage, and how does it differ from their surroundings?

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The Sanchezes are very proud of their Spanish heritage. Why do Alma and Tío Ramón emphasize this aspect of their lineage? How does that focus on the past contrast with the environment around them?
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