Sociohistory refers to: social event history that occurs in the past or future using appropriate formal theory; is concerned with the microcosms of social interaction; describes and explains practical situations; and with sufficient information, can predict either long-term large-scale or short-term small-scale sociocultural events (Yolles & Frieden, 2006). Sociohistorical inquiry involves wicked problems: those having a variety of dynamic event states and essential variables with values and relationships that may be hidden and therefore unknown or indeterminable (Churchman, 1967). Sociohistory is therefore perspective relative. To be convincing it thus requires multiple perspectives from a plurality of participating inquirers (Reiss & Sprenger, 2014).