In 1941, Congress enacted a law specifying that the method of "_________" would be used to ascertain the number of Congressional seats to which each state would be entitled.

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The method of equal proportions is commonly used to allocate seats in the U.S. House of Representatives based on each state's population. This method takes into account both the size of the state's population and the total number of seats available, and seeks to allocate seats in a way that ensures each state is represented fairly. This method was enshrined into law by Congress in 1941, and is still in use today.

In 1941, Congress Enacted a Law Specifying That the Method