Visiting French Prime Minister Guy Mollet confronted by street riot in Algiers by French colonialists opposed to concess

French Premier Guy Mollet arrives in Algiers to address the ongoing rebellion but faces mob violence. French colonials oppose concessions to Muslim nationalists, leading to severe riots. The protests are fueled by the appointment of a liberal minister, General Catou, whose resignation is announced by Mollet. Tear gas is used to control the agitated crowd, resulting in numerous injuries. Mollet quickly appoints a successor to Catou, as the world watches the developments.

What was the main reason for the mob violence against Guy Mollet upon his arrival in Algiers?

• His appointment of a new police chief

• His plan to reduce military presence

• His support for Muslim nationalists

• His decision to increase taxes

What was the composition of the population in Algeria during the riots?

• 4 million French colonials and 4 million Muslims

• 3 million French colonials and 5 million Muslims

• 1 million French colonials and 8 million Muslims

• 2 million French colonials and 6 million Muslims

Who were the demonstrators believed to be during the riots?

• Foreign diplomats

• University students

• War veteran groups

• Local farmers

What action did Premier Mollet take in response to the violence in Algeria?

• He declared martial law

• He announced the resignation of General Catou

• He increased military funding

• He resigned from his position

What was the global reaction to the developments in Algeria?

• Indifference from the international community

• Increased trade with Algeria

• Close monitoring by Paris and the world

• Calls for immediate military intervention