In the apportionment of the House of Representatives based on the 1790 Census, there are 15 states. At that time Maine was still considered part of Massachusetts. If Maine had been a separate state, it would have shared in the distribution of the seats in the House. In the 1790 census, Maine's population was 96,643. Subtract this number from Massachusetts' population and then answer the question.

StatePopulationConnecticut237,655Delaware59,096Georgia82,548Kentucky73,677Maryland319,728Massachusetts475,199New Hampshire141,899New Jersey184,139New York340,241North Carolina395,005Pennsylvania433,611Rhode Island69,112South Carolina249,073Vermont85,341Virginia747,550TOTAL3,893,874What are the standard quotas for Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Kentucky   , Connecticut ? The number of seats in the House of Representatives was 105.
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A. 1.99Massachusetts      6.41New Hampshire      2.61Kentucky            10.21Connecticut?
B. 2.61Massachusetts      10.21New Hampshire      3.83Kentucky  Connecticut        6.41?
C. 10.21Massachusetts      3.83New Hampshire      1.99Kentucky            6.41Connecticut        2.61?
D. 10.21Massachusetts      2.61New Hampshire      1.99Kentucky            6.41Connecticut?
E. 6.41Massachusetts      2.61New Hampshire      10.21Kentucky            3.83Connecticut        1.99?


Answer: B

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