The answer is Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt but this is ancient Egypt
the first pharaoh that united the kingdoms of Upper and Lower Egypt is Menes (king). He wore a double crown to show that the two kingdoms were together
Actually only two kingdoms. See map at http://www.answers.com/library/Wikipedia-cid-3571878Upper and Lower Egypt
The Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms
Egypt was originally divided into Upper and Lower Egypt. The north was Lower Egypt and the south included Upper Egypt. They were united in 3100 BC.
The two kingdoms were the Upper Egypt and the Lower Egypt.
Upper and Lower Egypt
The answer is Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt but this is ancient Egypt
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King Narmer
The first pharoah of Egypt was Menes, who in about 3100 BCE united the two kingdoms of Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt.
Farming communities were formed along the River Nile ca.4000BC. Later two kingdoms were established: Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt. In about 3000BC the two kingdoms were united and Egypt became a kingdom under one pharaoh (king).
the first pharaoh that united the kingdoms of Upper and Lower Egypt is Menes (king). He wore a double crown to show that the two kingdoms were together
King Narmer of Upper Egypt conquered Lower Egypt in 3100 B.C.E.
One of the Egypt's kingdoms are the middle, new and old kingdom's
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As Ancient Egypt started, there were two kingdoms. The Upper kingdom was in the south, and the lower kingdom was in the north. When the two kingdoms were united, we get what we call toady Ancient Egypt. Ancient Egypt covered what we know today as Egypt, and part of modern Nubia. Eventually Alexander the Great conquered Egypt for Macedonia, and set the Ptolemy's on the throne. The Macedonian dynasty ended with Cleopatra when Julius Caesar took over Egypt for Rome.