Raise and rise both describe something going up, but the grammar is different. One needs a thing after it (an object), and the other does not.
Raise always needs an object: you raise something. Someone or something causes the movement upward.
Rise does not take an object. Something simply goes up on its own.
The past forms are different too: raise, raised, raised but rise, rose, risen.
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