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The U.S. was frustrated with European conflicts. They had lost men in World War I, and didn't want to get involved in a huge hassle all over again. Also, the Great Depression was going on, so American people didn't tend to care who the Sudetenland belonged to. Americans' main goal was to recover from the Great Depression. At the time, they did not feel that getting involved in a war would help them do this.

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