- all land was taken from the Aristocracy and granted to the village soviets

-she began the Policy of War Communism

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Now the long answer is...........

• The establishment of an agricultural state bank. This was designed to loan money to peasants to help them purchase industrial products and new machinery for their farms - as such it was also designed to help industry.
• The establishment of state and collective farms. State farms were established on the former estates of the aristocracy, where no peasants had farmed before. Collective farms pooled resources like machinery and manpower, they were voluntarily entered into until the late 1920s. The purpose was both ideological - the Bolsheviks thought that collective forms of working and ownership were free from exploitation - and practical - the first collective farms were in areas of high crop yields, by farming together the peasants could keep costs down and productivity up.

Short answer...........

• All land was taken away from the aristocratic class and was granted to the village soviets.
• Peasants were allowed to buy and sell in the open markets. They could also sell their surpluses and hire labourers.
• Agricultural banks and collective farms were set up.