Which among the following statements differentiates Berkeley's idealism from Leibniz's idealism?

1.Leibniz proposes a rationalist idealism whereas Berkley's is an empiricist idealism.

2.The criticism of the matter is not essential to the construction of Berkley's idealism.

3.The criticism of the matter is essential to the construction of Berkley's idealism.

4.For Berkley, human beings know the matter as much as they know the ideas.

A1, 2

B2, 3

C3, 4

D1, 4

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