It Would Be Most Accurate to Say of Leon Trotsky

Multiple Choice

It would be most accurate to say of Leon Trotsky that

A) all agree that he would have made a "better" leader of Bolshevik Russia than did Stalin.
B) Stalin realized as soon as Lenin returned to Moscow that Trotsky would be his most potent rival for Lenin's approval.
C) he was most responsible for persuading the St. Petersburg Soviet to join Lenin's camp, thus sidelining Kerensky.
D) he and Kerensky had much in common, including their ambition to rule Russia.
E) he developed Lenin's very successful slogan, "Land, bread, peace."