I'm ethnically European, so my ancestors shared the same race and values as the demography of the United States at the time. More so, the country at that time

I'm ethnically European, so my ancestors shared the same race and values as the demography of the United States at the time. More so, the country at that time did not strive to provide government funded food, shelter, or healthcare, so no financial burden was required to support them. I don't think it would have benefited, say, Israel or Japan to have extended my ancestors citizenship.