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What is the difference between a mob and a riot?

a, Nothing, they are virtually identical.

b, Everything, they share nothing in common except being types of crowds.

c. A riot is more widespread, destructive, and involves more people than a mob.

d, A mob is always nonviolent and benevolent in nature and a riot is always hostile and destructive.

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mikigrist
The answer is C. A riot is more widespread, destructive and involves more people than a mob.


arshikhan8123

The correct option is C.

What is the difference between mob and crowd?

Mobs are crowds in which the members are quick to take action and engage in behavior, sometimes violent, that they would not usually engage in. Riots have larger numbers of people and often last longer than crowds or mobs.

What is the difference between a protest and a riot?

A riot is an expression of dissatisfaction characterized by violence, vandalism, theft as well as the destruction of public or private property. On the other hand, a protest is a peaceful public display of disapproval or displeasure carried by chanting and marching in public.

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