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Witchcraft played a large part in Europe just centuries ago. Witches were deemed evil and the people of Scotland made sure they were kept at bay.

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There are few descriptions of accused witches shape shifting, but mostly, witches are considered fake.

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-Most were strangled and burned
-Some were burned alive
-Beheaded
-Hung

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Evidence used to "convict" "witches" of witchcraft consisted of confessional evidence, neighbours testimony, another witches testimony, or the "Devil's Mark", which was supposedly left on those who were deemed witches.

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Witches were tortured, beaten, and killed to get information out of. Though of course as they were not actually witches, that would be quite difficult.

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Scotland has been known for Witchcraft for centuries. Pictured here is a woman who was killed in a witch test.

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Emerick, Carolyn. "Scottish Witchcraft: Background and Practices." Exemplore. Exemplore, 02 Apr. 2017. Web. 25 July 2017. <https://exemplore.com/wicca-witchcraft/Scottish-Witch-Remedies>.

Survey of Scottish Witchcraft - Introduction to Scottish Witchcraft. N.p., n.d. Web. 25 July 2017. <http://www.shca.ed.ac.uk/Research/witches/introduction.html>.

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Witchcraft was said to be used by those who were witches and supposedly had magical powers. To determine whether someone was a witch, they drowned the person. If they died they were innocent, if they survived they were deemed a witch and were sent to be executed. Funny system.

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Over 84% of "convicted witches" were women. Midwives and healers were accused often as witch hunters felt they could control the balance between life and death.

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Thousands of people were accused of witchcraft during the middle ages to the modern era. This was unfair, wrong, and frankly brutal.