why is aristotle important in history
In 387 B.C. he founded the Academy, which was a  school of philosophy and science in Athens. One of his pupils at  the Academy was Aristotle, who became famous as a philosopher. He  created 36 literary works, 35 dialogues, and a group of letters.  His works were mainly concerned with philosophy and ethics but he  taught Aristotle at his Academy, who in turn contributed to  astronomy and science.