Because one has a higher elavation. That is what my social studies teacher said the reason probably is. Hope that helps! :-)
Menes is the King who united Upper and Lower Egypt.
Upper Egypt is closer to the source of the Nile and Lower Egypt is closer to the discharge of the Nile.
if you look at a map of Egypt, Lower Egypt is above Upper Egypt. That causes a lot of confusion because it seems to be backwards. On the map, Upper Egypt is lower than Lower Egypt.Most people and books will tell you that "Upper Egypt" is called that because the land is higher up in the mountains. The land in "Lower Egypt" is lower down at the coast.It's actually the way the Nile River flows. The Nile River flows downward, making below Upper Egypt and above Lower Egypt.I hoped this helped!-Middleschooler4 and ID3425419334Because upper Egypt (south) is higher then lower Egypt (north), that is why the nile goes from south to north (upper to lower).The entire civilization of Egypt was based on the Nile River, which provided trade and water for their crops. The Nile flows south to north, where it forms a delta on the Mediterranean Sea. So the Egypt at the beginning of the Nile is Upper Egypt (south) and at the downstream part is Lower Egypt (north).Upper and Lower Egypt also referred to as The Two Lands is a name used for Ancient Egypt. The concept appears in titles of Egyptian Kings and Queens and appears in scenes in temples and tombs. The concept also refers to an innate sense of duality in the Ancient Egyptian culture. The Egyptian expression sema-tawy is usually translated as "The Uniter of the Two Lands" and was depicted as a human windpipe entwined with the papyrus and lily plant. The windpipe stood for unification, while the papyrus and lily plant represent Upper and Lower Egypt.Hope this information will helpful for you. For know more you may visit that place. I was at there 3 months ago and thanks to Citadel tours for providing me agood guide who gives me best entertaining trip there.
lower Egypt is located in the northern region,down river.
There was Upper and Lower Egypt in pre-dynasty but these were united when the first pharaoh, Narmer, came to power. Since then they had been united.
lower egypt since its above the delta and lower egypt is the north part of egypt since the nile flows backwards
Since the Nile River flows backwards, the upper part of Egypt is actually named lower Egypt. The Nile does not flow backwards but it does flow north to the Mediterranean Sea -- the northern area near the sea including Cairo and the Nile Delta is called Lower Egypt, while the southern area is called Upper Egypt.
There is no reason as to why they are in different locations just like we have North and South America. The river Nile seprates the two regions. In the ancient Egypt in the north we had Upper Egypt and in the south we had lower Egypt. Bothe regiosn were later on united under tha pharaoh in 3000 B.C
A river always flows from the highest to lowest elevation, and so Lower Egypt is in the North and Upper Egypt is in the South. It seems backwards, but it does make sense because Lower Egypt has lower elevation than Upper Egypt so the delta empties there. It obviously makes more sense that a river flows downhill instead of uphill.
Lower Egypt.
Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt
Circa 3150 BC (this date is largely based on working backwards from known dates)
Lower Egypt is the northern part
Lower Egypt is the top part of Egypt. It is called Lower Egypt because it is lower in the Nile, coming up from the south. The Nile delta is in Lower Egypt and runs out to the sea from there.
The two regions of Egypt are called Upper and Lower Egypt! I hope I helped
He lived some where in lower Egypt. But lower Egypt is upper Egypt because upper is lower and lower is upper.
well i know nothing about how they were the same except that they are both located in Egypt. But i do know that upper and lower Egypt were united when someone from lower Egypt married a princess from lower Egypt