Answer: Gender is understood as what socially differentiates people, taking into account the historical and cultural patterns attributed to men and women.
Being a social role, gender can be constructed and deconstructed, that is, it can be understood as something changeable and not limited, as defined by the biological sciences.
The operation is called Sex reassignment surgery (SRS) or Gender reassignment surgery (GRS), and it is the surgical procedure whereby an individual's sexual / genital characteristics of birth are changed to those socially associated with the gender he or she recognizes.
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Byzantium
Explanation:
Byzantine became an important city and centre of trade near the Black Sea. It was an ancient Greek city that became Constantinople after the Roman emperor Constantine I when he decided to relocate the capital of the Roman Empire from Rome to Greek colony Byzantium and it is now known as Istanbul. The Byzantine became rich and flourished because of its location because of the centre of a trade route.
