riot

A riot is a violent, chaotic public disturbance involving a crowd that collectively engages in disorderly, destructive, or unlawful behavior, often in response to perceived grievances or tensions.

Observed surface forms (3)

• mutiny ×5
• race riot ×4
• communal riot ×1

Instances (22)

• Haymarket affair
• Battle of the Bogside
• Royal Indian Navy mutiny via concept surface "mutiny"
• Gordon Riots
• Wilmington insurrection of 1898 via concept surface "race riot"
• Jewish–Roman conflicts in Alexandria
• May 1998 anti-Chinese riots in Indonesia
• 1967 Newark riots via concept surface "race riot"
• 1967 Detroit rebellion via concept surface "race riot"
• Chicago Race Riot of 1919 via concept surface "race riot"
• Imo Incident via concept surface "mutiny"
• Stonewall riots
• Direct Action Day via concept surface "communal riot"
• Spanish Fury (1576) in Antwerp via concept surface "mutiny"
• Poll Tax Riots
• Salt Riot
• Copper Riot
• 1611 Hudson Bay mutiny via concept surface "mutiny"
• Merthyr Rising of 1831
• Plug Plot Riots
• Disco Demolition Night
• Mutiny at Puerto San Julián via concept surface "mutiny"