A riot differs from a mob in that the riot:
A)is not usually violent.
B)typically has little focus or clear goal.
C)involves fewer people.
D)is not as common in Canadian history.

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A riot typically has a lack of focus or clear goal, whereas a mob may have a specific purpose or target. Rioting often involves violence, property damage, and disorderly conduct. The other options listed (A,C,D) are not accurate descriptions of a riot.

A Riot Differs from a Mob in That the Riot