Who Are the Witches?
Witchcraft Beliefs
Their Powers and Prophecies
Witches in Pop Culture
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These three supernatural characters are also known by this name

The Weird Sisters
100

During Shakespeare's time, many people believed witches could do this

Cast spells

100

The witches tell Macbeth he will become this

King

100

This famous holiday is strongly associated with witches

Halloween

200

There are this many witches in Macbeth

Three

200

This English king strongly believed in witchcraft and even wrote a book about it

King James I

200

The witches predict that Banquo's relatives will eventually become this

The kings

200

This object is commonly associated with witches flying

Broomstick

300

The witches are first introduced in this type of weather

Thunder and lightning

300

People during Shakespeare's time often believed witches made deals with this supernatural figure

The devil

300

The witches use these to make predictions about the future

Prophecies

300

This pointed item of clothing is often part of a traditional witch costume

Witch's hat

400

The main character the Witches give prophecies to 

Macbeth

400

This was a common fear during Shakespeare's time involving witches

They would curse people or cause harm

400

How the witches create confusion by making things seem different than they really are

Deception

400

This object is commonly used by witches in stories to mix potions

Cauldron 

500

The witches are often associated with this supernatural practice

Witchcraft

500

This historical period saw widespread fear and accusations of witchcraft across Europe

Early modern period

500

This phrase from the witches suggests that good and evil can be difficult to tell apart

"Fair is foul, and foul is fair"

500

These three witches later inspired many later portrayals of mysterious, supernatural women in literature and entertainment

The Weird Sisters