__________ refers to Locke's belief that all knowledge is gained empirically,beginning at birth,when our minds are a blank slate.
A)Innate
B)A priori
C)A posteriori
D)Tabula rasa

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Locke believed that the mind is like a blank slate, or tabula rasa, at birth and that all knowledge is gained through sensory experiences and observation. This idea is a key aspect of empiricism, which emphasizes the importance of empirical evidence and experience in acquiring knowledge. Choices A and B refer to the idea of innate knowledge or knowledge that is present at birth, which is not consistent with Locke's philosophy. Choice C refers to knowledge gained through experience, but does not specifically address Locke's belief in the blank slate theory.

__________ Refers to Locke's Belief That All Knowledge Is Gained