Fake history memes will not teach you anything. We guarantee you won't have to learn a single thing about the world's past from these photos that have absolutely nothing to do with real events. And that's totally okay — not all of us want to be learning something all the time, contrary to what your parents believe. It's okay to take a study break, as long as you acknowledge that these memes are complete nonsense, and aren't based in historical fact whatsoever. Seriously, we're not fake news, we just gave you a warning.

They're still pretty entertaining, though, and you'll love the ironic indifference to real history these memes share. I'm sorry to say, your APUSH teacher would probably be pretty mad about these. But they're pretty funny, especially considering how well these images fit in the context of the situations they claim to represent. So sit back, relax, throw your history textbook away, and learn instead from these completely fake history memes.

Caveman Discovers Fire (2,000,000 BCE)

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Obama Administration Finding Osama Bin Laden (2011)

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FBI Agents Meet a Secret Service Agent (1953)

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Josef Stalin Dissolves the Third International (1943)

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The Industrial Revolution c. 1800

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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004)

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The Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Begins, c. 1600

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President Richard Nixon Announces the War on Drugs (1971)

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The Italian Mafia Leaves an Intimidating Message on the House of a Judge (1956)

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The USA Withdraws from the Vietnam War (1973)

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1939 German Propaganda Poster

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The Fall of Troy (1184 BCE)

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Ancient Graffiti in the Ruins of Pompeii

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Twitter Is Invented (2006)

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