

#MemeHistory Explains World History Better Than Your Teachers
March 10, 2016 - 11:15 pm by Desire Thompson TWITTER
Everyday we discover the hidden talents that lay in the world of Twitter.
#MemeHistory came to be Thursday evening (Mar. 10) when user @TylerIAm came across a meme used in a teacher's presentation on Adolf Hitler. After a curiosty over what would happened if we all "meme-splained" history, #MemeHistory came to be, filled with bits from the civil rights movement to WWII.
Switzerland during WW1/WW2. #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/mwHsZzxcRU
— Mumtaz (@RuffneckRefugee) March 11, 2016
When the whites began to realize how much bread they was losing from the bus boycotts #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/h5z91OELiN
— Michelle’s Survivor Verse (@FantasiasEdges) March 11, 2016
There were also clever reactions to some of the miracles in everyone's favorite book, The Bible.
When you at the banquet function and all of a sudden Jesus turns water into wine #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/PTW5iLpyoI
— #LetMyPeopleGLO (@MichellCClark) March 11, 2016
Judas at the last supper when Jesus tells the disciples that one of them has betrayed him #memehistory pic.twitter.com/Irji3ROFBR
— David Glavatskiy (@davglav) March 11, 2016
When Jesus rose Lazarus from the dead... #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/gQkTuNZTUH
— joel heauxlsteen⚜ (@SheSeauxSaditty) March 11, 2016
If you can take a joke, check out the some more picks from #MemeHistory below.
When Paul Revere saw the British coming #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/LenHU1wEcd
— #LetMyPeopleGLO (@MichellCClark) March 11, 2016
Native Americans the day after the first Thanksgiving pic.twitter.com/npFA4tanvw
— Devil's Laughocate (@YoTell_MeHow) March 11, 2016
Slaveowners when their slaves brought up the Emancipation Proclamation #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/omAwbvCpEx
— Turbo Grafx Zay (@yourfriendzay) March 11, 2016
When Julius Caesar noticed everyone in the room was strapped and he wasn't #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/K2D6s53L1x
— ㅤㅤㅤ (@END0FEVANGELI0N) March 11, 2016
People of France when Louis and Marie-Antoinette were beheaded at the guillotine #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/A1x0eikxKH
— z (@whyniaz) March 11, 2016
Reagan promising to fight a war on drugs but really disturbing crack into urban communities. #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/l0HPwWnsER
— Ol’ QWERTY Bastard (@TheDiLLon1) March 11, 2016
When coca-cola first came out and were people drinking it not knowing it had cocaine inside #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/2qAt3BLuyb
— z (@whyniaz) March 11, 2016
"If the glove don't fit, you must acquit!" #MemeHistory pic.twitter.com/qihZffp3n7
— Janet Dickerson (@TheRealPRLady) March 11, 2016