English philosopher ___ argues that the mind at birth is a blank slate, or ___ ___. His ideas, together with those of his countryman ___, helped form ___, the view that science should rely on ___ and ___.
A. John Locke, tabula rasa, George Berkeley, empiricism, observation, reason
B. David Hume, impressions, George Berkeley, empiricism, observation, reason
C. Immanuel Kant, categories, George Berkeley, empiricism, observation, reason
D. René Descartes, animal spirits, John Locke, rationalism, deduction, intuition
