The Bolshevik Party played a revolutionary role in the Russian Revolution of 1917, leading to the overthrow of the Provisional Government and the establishment of a communist regime. Under the leadership of figures like Vladimir Lenin, the Bolsheviks capitalized on widespread discontent with ongoing war, economic instability, and social inequities. Their promises of "peace, land, and bread" resonated with the war-weary populace, garnering significant support. After gaining control in October, the Bolsheviks quickly implemented socialist policies and withdrew Russia from World War I. This revolution initiated profound transformations in Russian society, politics, and the global landscape, influencing subsequent movements worldwide.