I cant get my plugins in my room to work?
Ok, trying to figure this all out. 

Is this a rental or do your parents own the home?

Are you saying the outlets are physically or electrically broken?

Do any outlets or lights in the affected areas work?

Now that that is out of the way...Why are these outlets "breaking?" You must have a short in either the house wiring or the device you are plugging in.

Do any of the outlets have test and reset buttons? If so, make sure they are reset.

DO NOT TOUCH ANY OF THE WIRES, THEY CAN KILL YOU WITH THE BREAKER ON
Now, the best thing to do is to take a picture of all the outlets that are "broken" and post those so we can see what is going on and also draw a diagram of all the outlets. If you don't have the proper tools or the house is a rental, don't try to "fix" this issue. Get the tools, help of a friend that knows what to do, or the landlord.

First, to help with the hall outlet, this one with only 2 wires (3? is there a ground? bare copper), after being replaced, for some reason, it has no power. This is probably because it is the end of a chain of outlets. This means that until the outlets before it are fixed, it won't have power. 

So, where do you start...well, turn the breaker off at the main panel to the room(s) with issues. Take the covers off the outlets (ALL outlets) and pull them out of the boxes. Turn the breaker back on and test for power at each wire with a non-contact voltage tester.

If there is power, then you can proceed. Turn the breaker back off.

If you have an outlet with 2 wires (3 if you have ground) then save it for last. If you have an outlet with 4 wires (6 if you have ground), is this a GFCI/AFCI? If this is, that must be wired correctly to function and if it is the first in a daisy chain of outlets, no other outlets will function correctly if not wired correctly. If it is a GFCI/AFCI, you need to determine which pair of wires are the line (Hot) and which are the feed (goes to the next outlet.) Hook those up in the correct places on the outlet. If not GFCI/AFCI, then make sure that the wires are hooked and tightened completely. Then move on to the next outlet.

It might be easiest to start with one outlet, replace/rewire, turn the breaker on and test. Then if it works, repeat with the next outlet.