You don't need to be a history scholar to appreciate the informed comedy of these history memes. From Henry VIII to classic World War II memes, these jokes will make you feel like you aced history class, whether you did or not. And if these memes don't satisfy your nerdy cravings, these historical tidbits of humor might do the trick.
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If you're a high school student who loathes going to your history class every day, then you may want to try some history memes instead. They're far more interesting than sitting in your boring class or strolling through an equally boring museum. Just take our word for it and scroll at your leisure.
In the world of dank memes, pretty much nothing is shocking. Which is why we didn't even bat an eye when this illustration of Hitler in a fierce duel with Stalin started popping up as a meme all over Reddit. The wild image is being used mostly as an object-labeling meme, to represent two forces at odds - two beloved songs from Shrek and Shrek 2 come to mind as an example. While some people might think this format is low-effort, we take pleasure in the meme's basic versatility. Funny memes really don't have to be complicated.
Come one, come all for this roundup of fascinating history memes that we've gathered up for those of you who find yourselves wanting that sweet knowledge. Only it's better than anything you learned in your high school history class, because history memes also provide entertainment in the form of comedy!
World War II was a horrible, bloody, and dramatic period of time for pretty much the entire world. The atrocities that occurred are many. As is the case with most controversial and offensive times in history, the war has spawned some almost shamefully spicy and dank history memes. Here are some of our favorites.
We think history can be really fascinating, but we also understand that learning it out of a textbook is boring as heck. If you're a high school history teacher reading this, then you should definitely start utilizing memes in your everyday lessons if you want students to retain the information better. Who else agrees?
We're really loving these dank "domino effect" memes that have been popping up literally all over the internet as of late. Memers have been using them to express how things can seemingly go from completely innocent to full-on WTF-ery in a chain reaction. The memes have been used to satirically explain everything from history to Minecraft.
It's true what they say - history does tend to repeat itself. If you want to freshen up on your historical knowledge and make sure that history indeed does not repeat itself, then perhaps take a little scroll through these memes. We promise they're a lot better than sitting in class!
Let's face it, history class is really boring. Who wants to learn by reading out of a boring-a** textbook? And beside, chances are you probably won't remember anything you read after the exam is over anyway. History memes serve as a fun way to cram that historical knowledge into your noggin.
