How can a government be changed before its term ends?

A government can be changed before its term ends through several mechanisms, such as a vote of no confidence initiated by the legislature, which can lead to the resignation of the government. Additionally, constitutional provisions may allow for early elections if certain conditions are met, or a government might choose to resign voluntarily. In some cases, significant public pressure or protests can lead to a government stepping down or being replaced. Lastly, judicial interventions can also play a role in changing a government if legal violations are found.