Locke claims that our knowledge of the world has its source in
A) reason alone.
B) sensation.
C) dreams.
D) peer testimony.

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Locke argues that all knowledge comes from sensory experience, which he calls "impressions." Our experiences of the world through our senses provide the building blocks for all of our knowledge. Reason, dreams, and peer testimony are important for building upon that sensory knowledge, but they are not the source of knowledge according to Locke.

Locke Claims That Our Knowledge of the World Has Its