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On April 28th 1919, a bomb, mailed to the mayor of Seattle, was successfully defused.
1919年4月28日，寄給西雅圖市長的一個炸彈被成功拆除
On June 2nd, a car bomb partially destroyed the home of the US Attorney General.
6月2日，一個汽車炸彈炸毀了美國司法部部長的家
On June 3d, another bomb exploded near the house of a New York city judge.
6月3日，另外一個炸彈在一名紐約法官的房子附近爆炸
On September 16th 1920, a huge bomb exploded in front of the J.P. Morgan company's Wall Street office, killing 38 people and injuring 300 others.
1920年9月16日，一個大型炸彈在摩根大通公司華爾街辦公室的門前爆炸，導致38人死亡300人受傷
These terrorist attacks were also accompanied by a wave of violent strikes and demonstrations.
這些恐怖襲擊還伴有一波暴力的罷工和游行示威
Because the labor movement in particular represented many immigrants,
由于勞工運動尤其代表了許多移民
immigrants and union members in general tended to be lumped in with the handful of genuine terrorists.
移民和工會成員通常會和真正的恐怖分子被不加區分地歸在一起
As in the days of the know-nothings, quote unquote native white Americans agitated against the foreigners,
在一無所知的當時，本土白人美國人被外國人攪得不安
supposedly flooding in and destroying American culture.
認為外國人涌入美國正在破壞美國文化
At least the Germans got a little break once World War I was over.
至少一戰結束后德國人稍有停息
In 1929, the United States' gravy days came to an end.
1929年，美國走運的日子終結
In hindsight warning signs had appeared well before the stock market crash of Thursday October 24th 1929.
在事后看來，1929年10月24日股市崩盤之前其實早已有了警告跡象
