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Answer:
Islam had an extremely important political impact in the Middle East, and also in other areas in Central Asia, India, Pakistan, and some countries in southeast asia like Indonesia.
Explanation:
The reason is that Islam not only became the majority religion in these areas, but also became a political force in its own right.
This is because Islam worked as a force to motivate political change, and also because Islam became political: law became islamic, in the form of sharia law, and the boundaries between religion and state were blurred, so much that some countries of these areas are theocracies (ruled by a religious leader), for example, the Islamic Republic of Iran.
<span>This was called the whiskey rebellion. This was a tax protest in 1791. There was a tax put on domestic products in order to generate money for the war debt. People rebelled deciding that this tax violated taxation without local representation.</span>
