Why was the provisional government removed during the Russian revolution?

The provisional government in Russia was removed during the October Revolution of 1917 primarily due to its inability to address key issues such as land reform, ongoing involvement in World War I, and widespread economic hardship. It lost popular support, especially among workers and peasants, who were disillusioned with its failure to enact meaningful changes. The Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin, capitalized on this discontent by advocating for "Peace, Land, and Bread," ultimately leading to their successful seizure of power. The provisional government's lack of legitimacy and effective governance made it vulnerable to revolution.