Rwanda
The people of Rwanda are Rwandans. The population of Rwanda is about 85 percent Hutu, who were traditionally farmers.
Rwandans
Hutu
St. Kitts and Nevis
The population of St. Kitts and Nevis is mainly of African descent.
Kittitians and Nevisians
St. Lucia
The people of St. Lucia are called St.
St. Lucians
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
The people of St. Vincent and the Grenadines are called St.
St. Vincentians
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San Marino
The people of San Marino are called Sammarinese. The population is almost all of Italian descent.
Sammarinese
Saudi Arabia
The people of Saudi Arabia are called Saudis. The great majority have a common Arabian ancestry.
Saudis
Bedu
Senegal
The people of Senegal are called Senegalese. The largest ethnic group is the Wolof, who make about 40 percent of the total population.
Senegalese
Wolof
Seychelles
The people of the Seychelles are called Seychellois. The people represent intermarriage of African, French, and Asian ancestors.
Seychellois
Sierra Leone
The people of Sierra Leone are called Sierra Leoneans. The population is composed of about eighteen ethnic groups.
Creoles of Sierra Leone
Slovakia
The people of Slovakia are called Slovaks. The people who trace their descent to Slovakia make up 85 percent of the population.
Slovaks
Slovenia
The people of Slovenia are called Slovenes. Almost 90 percent of the the population trace their heritage to Slovenia.
Slovenes
Somalia
The people of Somalia are called Somalis. About 98 percent of the population trace their descent to Somalia.
Somalis
South Africa
The people of South Africa are called South Africans. The population has a complex ethnic makeup.
Afrikaners
Cape Coloreds
English
Xhosa
Zulu
Spain
The Basques, Galicians, and Catalans consider themselves separate nations within Spain. They enjoy a fair amount of cultural, economic, and political independence.
Spaniards
Andalusians
Basques
Castilians
Catalans
Galicians
Sri Lanka
The people of Sri Lanka are called Sri Lankans. Ethnic groups include the Sinhalese making up about 74 percent of the total population; Tamils, making up 18 percent of the total.
Sinhalese
Tamils
Sudan
Native Sudanese include Arabs (an estimated 39 percent of the population); Nilotic or Negroid peoples, of whom the Dinka form the largest portion and constitute about 10 percent of the national population. In all, there are nearly 600 ethnic groups.
Sudanese
Dinka
Suriname
Suriname has one of the most diverse populations in the world. The two largest ethnic groups are the Creoles, mixed-race descendents of black plantation slaves (about 35 percent of the population), and the Hindustanis (about 33 percent), descendants of indentured laborers from India.
Surinamese
Swaziland
The people of Swaziland are called Swazis. There are more than seventy clans, of which the Nkosi Dlamini—the royal clan—is dominant.
Swazis
Sweden
The people of Sweden are called Swedes. Minorities include about 300,000 Finns in the north and approximately 20,000 Sami.
Swedes
Switzerland
The people of Switzerland are called Swiss. The Swiss trace their ancestry to Germany, France, and Italy.
Swiss
Syria
The people of Syria are called Syrians. The Druze, about 8 percent of the population, are both a religious and an ethnic group.