If Americans call the autumn "fall", why don't they call the spring "rise"?

Because it is the only way they can remember how to reset their clocks when daylight savings starts. SPRING FORWARD, FALL BACK.

Fall because the leaves "fall" off the trees. The trees are already standing they don't rise.

Because everyone, every culture is different, that's why. Names for various things may be different based on where you are in the world. I'm not American but I'm assuming that they've been calling autumn fall since the seasons were named, maybe 100 years ago?

I am American, and I've wondered the same thing.

But ... we also park in driveways and drive on parkways...

...and this coat is pink in the UK.

Spring because of planting time and plant life cycles. Springing from the ground. etc etc

no the leaves fall! they don't rise again they grow

Because ...,science

Because we're retarded. :D I actually like "autumn" better.

And winter would be loser. 🤪

Why would we do that? 🧐

Do the Brits not call it "Fall" too? 🤔
I wonder why I've never noticed that before.

'Cause Spring isn't a stripper name.