The same as it is now: a way to control people and keep them in check. They just got away with more back then.
Barns where used for the animals and to keep the food there.
No, a steward was not a peasant. Contrary to what is often stated, there was always a middle class in the Middle Ages, and stewards were members of the middle class. They were the equivalent of accountants or managers, and were educated, so they could keep notes and take care of bookkeeping.
The types were mott and bailey. Stone keep castles, Military castles, castles for royalty, rich, lords, and nyone who could afford a castle
Pardoners were people commissioned to sell indulgences. They were not required to be of a specific rank, though many or most were clergy. They were viewed by many people with a great deal of respect, but others, including some important people in the Church, regarded many of them with suspicion, and sought to keep them under control.
Castles in the Middle Ages were used to keep out enemies.
cows.
to keep the fire going
people used to hide like the eggs and if you found them you would keep them and crack them open!
to keep th eking/queen safe
Avoid living in the Middle Ages Keep a clean house (free of fleas) and do not associate with people suspected of having the Plague.
The same as it is now: a way to control people and keep them in check. They just got away with more back then.
Barns where used for the animals and to keep the food there.
A tower might also have been called a keep.
Medieval kings were people who lived in the middle ages and had the title and powers of a King. What they did was rule their kingdom, and sometimes fight to keep or expand their lands.
What the great towers were called were keepers or keep (s)
The people who owned the land were the Nobility and the Nobility were charged with protection of the country and king. So they were required to serve as a knight for the king to keep the land they were given.