ravated the danger of famine, and inflation and increased the continued food crisis, industrial reforms, and the growth of counterrevolutionary forces. The government, instead, devoted most of its energy to a continuation of the war. The workers responded with economic and political strikes demanding that the government institute measures to cope with the crisis. Although they did enforce and allow the freedom choose and rights of citizens, the Provisional Government couldn't give orders and the population did not wish to submit, unless confirmation of the Soviets. They had no army on their side and this is why the failed miserably in achieving or even attempting their aims. The Provisional Governments aims to fix the foundations of a new state and social order failed to the degree that their failure enabled the Soviets and Bolsheviks to easily achieve a counter-revolution.
             The Soviet, immediately appointed a commission to cope with the problem of ensuring a food supply for the capital, placed detachments of re
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