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What does the speakers mace symbolizes?
it symbolizes that the ceremony is beginning or a wooden club with a metal ball with metal spikes on it
What is bear mace?
It is a type of foamy mace used mainly on bears.
When the mace is used?
A mace was used in medieval times by knights and guards, it is a very powerful spiked club.
Who used a mace?
a face
When was the ceremonial mace used?
It was used in c.3050BC
What can the Sergeant at Arms do with the mace?
Sergeant of arms keeps the peace in a meeting. A mace is used to hit people so if needed he would hit people. A mace was mainly used in war and not to keep the peace.
What nut is spice mace obtained from?
The spice mace is the 'aril' or extra covering around the nut known as nutmeg, which is itself used as a spice and has a different taste from that of mace.
What countries was the mace commonly used?
England
What are uses for the mace?
They could be used in battle.
Why do horses have to wear leather strips and mace?
Leather strips are bridles which are used to control the horse, but mace, I have no idea.
Why is the speakers mace important?
The speaker's mace is an important symbol of authority and governance in parliamentary systems. It represents the authority of the speaker to maintain order and facilitate debate within the legislative assembly. Its presence signifies the legitimacy of the proceedings and serves as a reminder of the rules and the democratic process. Additionally, the mace often has historical significance, embodying the traditions and continuity of the institution.
When is the mace used in the commons?
At all Royal ceremonies.
