In the Native American culture, this person was often biologically female, initiated into puberty as a man, married a woman, and was highly respected in the society. What is the term used to describe this person?

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The term "two-spirit" is used in Native American culture to describe a person who embodies both male and female spirits. They were often given important ceremonial roles and were highly respected in the community, despite being marginalized in modern Western culture. None of the other options accurately apply to Native American culture.

In the Native American Culture, This Person Was Often Biologically