Public land belongs to the state or federation and its administration depends on the jurisdiction in question. If it is a state territory, it is the state's scope. However, if it is a federal territory, the administration must be made by the federal government. Both powers have their own land management agencies.
Example of territory under federal administration scope: National Park Service
Example of territory under the scope of the state administration: Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, California.
A reason that Christian churches in Rome and Constantinople began to diverge was they could not agree on the divine nature of Christ as opposed to the human nature, with the East believing in a more "theoretical" Christ.
