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Which Seventeenth-Century Philosopher Believed That Some Ideas Are Innate

Question 131

Question 131

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Which seventeenth-century philosopher believed that some ideas are innate?


A) Aristotle
B) Plato
C) René Descartes
D) John Locke

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