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What is the difference between a massacre and a riot (no searching up answer.. and if so just paraphrase it)

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A massacre involves mass killing during a public gathering; whereas, a riot involves breaking the peace and harmony of the society, say public protests, with no intentions of mass murders.

What is a massacre?

A massacre is a violent activity and involves mass murders of people who were involved or were related to such public gatherings, which took place. For example, Jallianwala Bagh massacre.

Riots are non-peaceful and violent protests, however without the involvement of public harm and only includes destruction of the property or any such activity.

Hence, the difference between a massacre and a riot is expressed above.

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