All three statements are true, but the most significant role of the Old South Meeting House in the events leading to the Boston Tea Party was that it hosted discussions and meetings about the tax on tea. The Old South Meeting House was a meeting place for colonists to express their grievances against the British government and discuss potential actions to protest the Tea Act of 1773. It was here that the meeting on December 16, 1773, took place, which eventually led to the Boston Tea Party.
