The united states government can be classified using four different criteria. Using these criteria list the four types of government that the united states has.

Who has power:

How much power the government has:

Where the governments power is located:

How power is distributed between the legislative and executive branch:

Who has power: Democracy

How much power the government has: Limited

Where the governments power is located: Federal Government

How power is distributed between the legislative and executive branch: Presidential Government

Explanation:

The united states government can be classified using four different criteria-

Democracy - A system of government elected of the people, by the people and for the people. The supreme power resides within the Constitution in a Democracy.

Limited Power - The power rested with government is limited. The Legislature, Executive and Judiciary work with limited powers ascribed to them in the Constitution.

Federal Government - In a federal government, powers are vested in Legislative, Executive and Judiciary.

Presidential Government - The US government has its power distributed between the legislative and executive branch. It is one of the key features of a presidential government in which both the branches work separately but under the President.