The actions of the Maroons that forced British colonial authorities to conclude a treaty with them are best explained as evidence of reactions against which of the following global trends in the period 1450-1750?

The Maroons actions that made the British people to sign a treaty with them was the resistance to the British forces and expansion.

The Maroon communities only came into existence in the 17th century. This community came to be in the period of Spanish and British conquests.

The Maroon communities were made up of the Jamaicans who were obviously outnumbered by the British but still stood their grounds. They fought the British with the little they had.

The armed conflict in the region put all forms of economic activities into hold. This was what led to the treaty.

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The answer is "The increasing expansion and centralization of state power".

Explanation:

Increased economic growth is an improvement throughout the economic cycle marked via an increase in output or jobs that cause consumers or companies to increase their revenue through their spending.

In such a global setting, centralization occurs whenever authority becomes shifted to a typically nation entity. In so far as an independent consumer's unit is typically thought of it as an individual citizen, authority is centralized in a larger unit, including the state or the local community.

it increased the power of the king of england.