What complexity of peasant policy is shown by studying land redistribution and grain requisition together?

Correct answer: Peasants got land but state control also created tension

The direct answer is A: peasants received land, but state control also created tension. These two facts must be studied together because policy was not simply successful or simply hostile. First, land redistribution weakened landlords and won important rural support. Second, grain requisition under wartime conditions forced the state to take produce for soldiers and towns. Third, peasants disliked losing control over their harvest, so anger and resistance grew. A is correct because it explains both benefit and cost. B is wrong because peasants did receive land and tension certainly existed. C is wrong because monarchy did not give them banks and it does not explain the policy. D is wrong because land, food and compulsory collection made peasants politically important. Memory cue: redistribution created support; requisition created conflict.