What was the clearest policy form of the slogan peace land and bread after October?

Correct answer: Treaty of Brest Litovsk and land redistribution

The direct answer is A: the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and land redistribution. The slogan had three connected promises. Peace meant ending Russia’s participation in the First World War, represented by Brest-Litovsk. Land meant attacking landlord ownership and redistributing land to peasants. Bread referred to food supply and the government’s attempt to control resources, although requisition caused rural resentment. A is correct because it links the slogan to concrete revolutionary actions, especially peace and land. B is wrong because church taxation and palace building oppose the social meaning of the slogan. C is wrong because a Tsar’s marriage and foreign trade do not establish peace or land reform. D is wrong because Duma elections and sports celebrations are unrelated. Exam cue: never answer a slogan question with a random event; match each word with policy.