History Memes That Poke Fun At The Past

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Ada Elder
Jul 7, 2020 11:00 AM EDT

Some of these memes may make you feel like nothing is sacred, but they're all in good fun. While we realize that some of the periods that are tackled in these pics were exceptionally bleak, learning about horrific events and acknowledging them is an important part of healing. Keeping history alive and having fun while doing it ain't a crime. After all, history memes are way more fun than when we were learning this crap in school.

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    Toy - Rome Anything Greek
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    Cartoon - Stars: existing in a random position Greek astronomers: Yo that shit looks like a lizard
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    Photo caption - Mom: Where did you leave the salt? Me: CNBC LEG I Maybe that's a question you should ask Carthage
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    Cartoon - Carthage You have a lot of nerve coming in here. Rome You have alot of nerve being alive.
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    History - Greek Soldiers wanting Alexander wanting to to go home after 20 years at war: name another city after himself: 5515日互595 5552515155
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    People - Random person at a Me explaining why Alexander the Great was such a great party general
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    Face - Toast was invented in 1430 Some guy eating bread 590 years ago Cook it again
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    Nose - When your Irish neighbor said he wasn't mad at you but the next day he parks a new car outside your house *Concerned tea slurping*
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    Text - Kids these days talking about Fortnite and PUBG are forgetting the original battle royale DO Date Mogami Amako Hatákeyama Ryuzoji Mori Ikko Ikke Hatakeyama cawa Asakura Uesugi Ukita (Otomo Azai Anegakoji Ahina Sagara Hosokawa Rokkaku Saito Kono Chosokabe Miyoshi oa rakugawa Takeda Satake Aatsunaga Kitabatake Ito shumazu Imagawa Hojo Kikkawa Hatakeyama
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    Job - Tulips aren't actually worth the price of Dutch Merchants three houses. Dutch Merchants have to go make a call.
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    Text - Siobhan Thompson, mysterious . @vornietom THE DUTCH IN THE 1600s: lol we just bought an entire island for some beads, haha we're so smart THE DUTCH IN THE 1700s: tulip bulbs are worth the same as a house. This will be true forever. Our entire economy is built on this one fact. Haha we're so smart
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    Cartoon - Me researching about Marie Antoinette thinking she was a greedy touch of touch rich queen 目目 Let's go In and out. 20 minute adventure. Marie Antoinette's life was tragic as she was a scapegoat for the peasant. She criticized the nobles for spending too much and she spent less than other queens before her as well as donating some of her money to charity. She just wanted a nice future for her children who both ended up dying [adult swim} 皿
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    Dog - Oh boy i sure do love being a free Aborigine on 29th April 1770 God save the Queemn. Colomny. lew Hollanmd. IG/ ahistory ompiro Colomnise.
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    Face - Since when did words have genders? SABC 1 Basically every language except English
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    Facial expression - Don't Don't Cross Cross The The mountains. mountains Manifest destiny! Don't cross the mountains. 141
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    Presentation - the Confederacy should be the face of bad militaries instead of France because it lost 100% of the wars it took part of
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    People - Somebody: has a birth defect Circus visitors in 19th century: made with mematic
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    Face - You get 5 Trillion Marks You are in Germany during 1923
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    Photo caption - German Berne shopkeepers in 1923 Iam once again asking for 10,000,000,000,000 marks for bread
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    Clothing - Me: Drops the mustard Everyone else in Trench:
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    Cartoon - A German soldier and British soldier confronting eachother in World War 1 like You're just a child. Well, you're just a teenager.
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    Conversation - When Marshal Ferdinand Foch of France called the Treaty of Versailles a “20 year armistice." How does it feel to be right?
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    White - Ah! Nice to meet you, JÄ…ÅŸon Hi! My name is Jason Say Jarvis, Did you kow that the first bomb dropped by the Allies on Berlin didn't kill any people but it did kill the only elephant in the Berlin Zoo. JaSon FRIENDS FAMILY ww2 KNOWLEDGE :)
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    Text - British WWI veterans returning to France as generals in 1939 to fight the Germans: I cannot believe we're back here again.
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    Text - Drew Durnil @drewdurnil · 13h POLAND REICH Val @ValyrianLord · 16h Name a character that went thru more pain than her. I'll wait Show this thread O 24 27 354 2,281
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    Cartoon - The Allies The Axis Ferb! This one's looking at both of us at the same time. Italy
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    Text - Japanese snipers when they see a medic geneva convention more like geneva suggestion
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    Cartoon - Germany: "We are loosing the war!" Italy: You are.
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    Motor vehicle - INTEL ICE UNITEDS STATES OF AMERICA How are you not dead? I have no idea! AGENCY CENTRAL
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    Text - El Salvador: *Wins a football game* Honduras: INTE WiiPlay WiiPlay Is that a threat? The Internet and
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    Primate - Pepsi 17 submarines and 3 warships USSR
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    Text - The British Navy Liechtenstein with -1 casualty The French Military The Mongol Horde "Sparta has the most successful armyiof all time"
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    Cartoon - #101' WE DID IT, WE TIME TRAVELED! LET ME ASK THAT GUY OVER THERE BUT TO WHAT YEAR? EITHER 1214, 1229, 1259, 1295, 1303, 1310, 1320, 1323, 1327, 1355, 1498, 1515, 1600, 1623, 1626, 1634, 1635, 1657, 1662, 1718, 1749, 1761, 1763, 1783, 1784, 1786, 1796, 1801, 1802, 1806, 1810, 1812, 1814, 1815, 1816, 1817, 1856, 1857, 1879, 1898, 1900, 1918, 1920, 1928, 1947, 1951, OR 1952 WHAT'S GOING ON IN THAT PLACE? THEY'RE SIGNING THE TREATY OF PARIS SRGRAFO -
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