Regional history focuses on the historical development of specific areas, examining how local events, cultures, and economies shape the identity of a region. It often highlights the unique stories of communities, such as the impact of the Industrial Revolution on New England or the cultural heritage of the Appalachian Mountains. By studying regional history, we gain insights into how geography influences social structures and historical narratives. This field encourages a deeper appreciation for local traditions and the interconnectedness of communities, revealing how regional events contribute to broader historical trends.