Churchill and Roosevelt represent what type of government?

-limited

-communist

-unlimited

-totalitarian

Churchill and Roosevelt represent a limited type of government.

Explanation:

The concept of a limited government refers to the limitation of state power with a written constitution for the protection of civil liberties. This principle has been adopted by classical liberalism, free market libertarianism, and some liberal and conservative trends.

In today's politics, almost every western nation has adopted a form of limited government. Thus, governments are limited by national constitutions, which set limits, systems of checks and balances and civil rights to reduce the power of government to only the necessary minimum to guarantee peace, progress and security to the people.

In this sense, the Roosevelt and Churchill governments in the 1930s and 1940s are two examples of limited government. Both governments had been democratically elected, and possessed within the legal regimes of their respective nations the limits necessary to avoid an escalation of absolutist power that would make them tyrants.