Question

this religious group built the old south meeting house in the 1700s for worship, before it became a key site for revolutionary meetings. who built the old south meeting house? baptists anglicans quakers catholics

Explanation:

The Old South Meeting House in Boston was built by the Anglicans (specifically the Congregationalists, but in the context of colonial America, the Anglican - related or Puritan - derived Congregational churches, and among the options, Anglicans are the relevant religious group here as the Old South Meeting House was built by a congregation with ties to Anglican - influenced Puritan traditions in the 1700s for worship and later became a revolutionary meeting site.

Answer:

B. Anglicans