Question

historians have used different words to describe how colonists protested british tax and trade policies between 1765 and 1775. for example, theyve used the terms \mob violence\ and \crowd action.\ sort the descriptions that best match those terms. working toward specific goals unplanned violent unruly planned

Explanation:

Mob violence is often unplanned, violent, and unruly. Crowd action can be planned and working toward specific goals. Unplanned, violent, and unruly are more characteristic of mob violence. Working toward specific goals and being planned are more typical of crowd - action.

Answer:

"Mob violence": unplanned, violent, unruly
"Crowd action": working toward specific goals, planned