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Q: Did people believe in witches in the past?
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Who told people to believe in witches?

Probably witches.


What do people believe about witches?

Most people believe they are deluded.


Did people believe in witches in the 1600?

Yes they did.


What powers did people believe that witches had?

people believed witches could change the weather and change people's appearances and personality's


Did people still believe in witches in 1913?

Yes, i believe in witches to this very day! i bet your a witch...please dont kill me! :(


Why did people used to believe in witches?

People still believe in witchcraft and witches. This has never gone away, but centuries ago people who had red hair were often seen as witches and people who were not part of a community but considered outsiders or odd were seen as witches. Witchcraft was often used to explain events in a community.


Why people believe in witches?

Those of us who are practicing witches have no problem believing in ourselves and others who practice as we do.


Why does Mrs. Putnam believe there are witches in Salem?

Mrs. Putnam had some bad luck in the past that she wanted to blame on witches. When her own daughter was "afflicted," she was able to.


What did people believe about witches in jacobean England?

it wasn't good


Why did so many people believe in witches and witchcraft?

The powerless are prone to believe in the supernatural. If people around you believe something, you are more likely to believe it.


What did people believe about witches?

they believe that they were evil and crazy and that they live alone in the woods with no honey moon cause they were too scared to go by that they would cast a spell on people hahaha kiss witches butts....................................


Who killed witches?

The 'heyday' of witch-hunting was from about 1550-1700. Witch-hunting had a particular attraction for Protestants - from Hungary to New England.