The document discusses cultural traditions passed down from the author's ancestors in Mexico, including celebrating Día de los Muertos and making offerings to deceased family members. It also mentions New Year's Eve celebrations with candles and grapes, and a family story about the author's grandmother hiding during a war to avoid being taken by soldiers. The author expresses pride in their Mexican culture and freedom thanks to heroes like Miguel Hidalgo, and notes a famous food from their home state of Hidalgo is mole served with tortillas.

1. What I Received From My Ancestors

3. He was our padre de la livertad.

4. We are free to live ,thanks to our heros.

6. We make food for our dead family un altar para ellos.

7. We remember all about them.

9. We also ate 12 grapes and make a wish for each of them

11. She said her grandma sow wen the Mexican solders took the youngest ladies.

12. Her mom hid on a big hole .

14. A famous food is mole, and rise with tortillas .

15. “It's delicious”