it refers to the time that Egypt was separated
In the upper half of Egypt. Well, in a strange way. Upper Egypt is south from Lower Egypt. You may need a map to see what I mean.
The white crown represents upper Egypt. The red crown represents lower Egypt. The blue crown is a war crown.
It really depends on which gifts you mean. Upper Egypt was the Nile itself, and lower was where the delta is. Land near the delta is marshy, and land near the river is fertile for a couple months each year.
No, the cobra is goddess Wadjet patron of Lower Egypt and the patron of Upper Egypt is the vulture goddess Nekhbet
It meant "Great House" , but by the New Kingdom it meant "He of the sedge and the bee". The sedge and the bee stand for Upper and Lower Egypt. Other terms for that would be "King of Upper and Lower Egypt" and "King of Two Lands".1 1 Wikipedia source
the upper class is close to the pharaoh and is rich
The White Crown of Egypt represented the Pharaoh ruling Upper (southern) Egypt. The Red Crown of Egypt represented the Pharaoh ruling Lower (northern) Egypt. Together these crowns meant that the Pharaoh had united both Kingdoms and ruled them both. When put together they formed a general shape of Egypt.
The white crown used in Ancient Egypt was wore by the Upper Egypt's ruler before the unification with Lower Egypt. It was known as the Hedjet Crown. The materials of this crown was Made of cloth or felt. The white crown had special associations with the goddess, Nekhbet.
The name "Menes" is an ancient Egyptian name that is believed to mean "He who endures" or "the enduring one." Menes is considered to be the first pharaoh of the first dynasty of ancient Egypt and is credited with unifying Upper and Lower Egypt.
"Miniscule" means small. But in its original sense it meant "lower-case". The lower-case letters were called miniscules and the upper-case ones majuscules. This was in the day when all books had to be written by hand in calligraphy; the expressions "lower-case" and "upper-case" derive from typesetter's jargon.
cars..planes..helicopters..the same way we travel? in ancheint times if you mean from lower to upper, (in relation to the flow of the Nile) than they used boats, but there were cataracts below upper Egypt (in Kush) <P>If you mean on land, they could only travel city to city, (on foot and camels) because of the desert.