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Although Wilson's dreams were occasionally vague and his thinking sometimes verged upon racism,
盡管威爾遜的夢想有時候比較模糊，他的想法有時候也傾向于種族主義
he was the first great world statesman the United States produced.
他也堪稱美國的一位世界政治家
In segment 27c "Isolationism and Depression"
27段第三部分，孤立主義和蕭條
the United States emerges from World War I with a set of worries of its own.
走出一戰的美國有著自己的一系列煩惱
The biggest worry provoked by the Bolshevik revolution was that America might experience something similar.
而布爾什維克革命引發了美國最大的擔憂，擔心美國也會遭遇類似的事件
A string of strikes, demonstrations and terrorist attacks heightened the fear and led to a recurrence of isolationism.
一連串的罷工，游行和恐怖襲擊加劇了這種擔憂，導致孤立主義的重現
When America finally returned to something approaching an even keel, the Great Depression changed every American's life for the worst.
等到美國終于回歸正軌即將復歸平穩發展，經濟大蕭條改變了所有美國人的生活
Understandably, the early and middle 1930's saw Americans become even more fixated on domestic issues.
因此也可以理解，在20世紀30年代早中期美國更加注重國內問題
Unfortunately Germany and Japan had started building empires by this time
不幸的是，這個時候德國和日本都已經開始建造帝國
while France and Britain waffled and the Soviets decided who they were going to side with, America slept.
法國和英國對此不置可否，蘇維埃決定了自己的戰線，美國則在沉睡之中
Fortunately president Franklin Delano Roosevelt remained awake.
幸運的是，富蘭克林·德拉諾·羅斯福總統還醒著
In segment 27d "America in World War II"
27段第四部分，二戰中的美國
America is dragged into the Second World War by the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
日本發動的偷襲珍珠港將美國拽入了二戰
Unlike in the First World War Americans were solidly behind the war against the Axis.
和在一戰中不同的是美國這一次堅定地抗戰軸心國
