A riot differs from a mob in that the riot
A) is not usually violent.
B) typically has little focus or no clear goal.
C) involves fewer people.
D) is not as common in Canadian history.

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A mob can be any group of people, while a riot is specifically a group of people who engage in violent or destructive behavior. Riots often lack a clear goal or focus and are characterized by chaos and disorder.

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