what all languages are used there?
The Massachusett language.
Massachusett
The Massachusett language is a member of the Algic language family i
with which colony is the mayflower compact most often identified Plymouth. who named the colony? Captain John Smith. where is it located? Southeast Massachusetts. how did the aforesaid state get its name? From the indigenous population, the Massachusett. were they associated with any war? Yes, the King Philip's War.
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Massachusett [SEP] Language
The Massachusett language is a member of the Algic language family in its extensive Algonquian division which includes all the Algic languages except two very distantly related languages of northern California. Within Algonquian, Massachusett is in the Southern New England Algonquian (SNEA) sub-branch of the Eastern Algonquian branch of Algonquian languages. The SNEA languages are so closely related, they can be considered dialects of one another and differ mainly in treatment of Proto-Algonquian retroflexes of *"θ" which yielded /n/ in Massachusett, /l/ in Nipmuc, /j/ in Narragansett and /r/ in Quiripi, leaving Massachusett classified as an SNEA n-dialect in this scheme.