Peasant discontent due to grain requisition shows which limitation of Bolshevik peasant relations?

Correct answer: Peasant support came through land policy but wartime control created tension

The direct answer is A: peasants gained support through land policy, but wartime control created tension. Bolshevik policy had two sides. Land redistribution attracted many peasants because it weakened landlords and gave cultivators access to land. However, during the Civil War and War Communism, the state requisitioned grain to feed cities and the army. Step by step: peasants received or occupied land; the government then demanded grain, sometimes forcibly; production and personal freedom were affected; resentment grew. A is correct because it includes both support and conflict. B is wrong because peasants did not always remain loyal to the Tsar. C is wrong because receiving banks was not the main issue. D is wrong because grain, land and state orders directly connected peasants with politics. Memory cue: land brought support, requisition brought anger.