Raise means "lift" and is a transitive verb, meaning it needs a subject and an object (i.e. subject + “raise” + object).
Ex. “They voted to raise taxes.”
Ex. “Raise the roof!”

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Rise means "move upward." It is an intransitive verb and only needs a subject.
Ex. “His blood pressure rose.”
Ex. “Taxes rose 2% last year.” (Of course, they were raised by someone, but since that isn’t mentioned in this sentence, “rise” is the correct verb to use.)
Use “raise” as instructed.
Use "rise” as instructed.
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